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I'm more interested in the international numbers, as US politics seems to differentiate between US citizens and non-US citizens when it comes to human rights.
by lignuist 13y ago
I'm more interested in the international numbers, as US politics seems to differentiate between US citizens and non-US citizens when it comes to human rights.
Edit: Or is this also including requests for users in other countries? Sorry, English is not my mother tongue, so I might got it wrong.
- asperous 13y agoI believe, if it continues as it is currently, the numbers are government requests, and how many users effected. There is no check or distinguishment in whether the government and the user's country match. They also publish non-us government requests as well.