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> Neither can be accomplished by Amazon or any other single provider. Not true at all, many storage services operate without government interference, rsync.net
by bifrost 13y ago
> Neither can be accomplished by Amazon or any other single provider.
Not true at all, many storage services operate without government interference, rsync.net is a great example.
Just because $largeprovider is trojaned doesn't mean everyone else will be.
- snowwrestler 13y agoIf a company operates inside the borders of the U.S.--and rsync.net does--it is subject to U.S. law. If they receive a FISA letter they will give up the data because U.S. law says that they have to, or go to jail.
- GalacticDomin8r 13y ago> If they receive a FISA letter they will give up the data because U.S. law says that they have to, or go to jail. A bullshit artist should never make an empirical claim lest they be asked to prove it.
- snowwrestler 13y ago> Existing and proposed laws, especially as relate to the US Patriot Act, etc., provide for secret warrants, searches and seizures of data, such as library records. > Some such laws provide for criminal penalties for revealing the warrant, search or seizure, disallowing the disclosure of events that would materially affect the users of a service such as rsync.net. > rsync.net and its principals and employees will in fact comply with such warrants and their provisions for secrecy. http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt http://www.rsync.net/resources/notices/canary.txt