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is the 'reason' even verified? is that not just a pretty way of saying "they can't browse through the data, unless they have a reason - any reason will do - fee
by Ziomislaw 13y ago
is the 'reason' even verified? is that not just a pretty way of saying "they can't browse through the data, unless they have a reason - any reason will do - feel secure:) "
- Jauny 13y ago"so long as the Attorney General certifies that a particular set of information is useful for reasons of national security. Then, the NSA asks the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to order that a company comply." I would assume it would be pretty hard to go through those steps with "any reason", no? I like thinking most people are somewhat honest, and I wouldn't see anyone from Intel. use a 'favor credit' with an AG for some random telephone data. Am I being too innocent? :)