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Google opts out of FISA disclosure deal, calls it 'a step back for users'

• ck2 13y ago
  If NSA has nothing to hide about FISA requests, what are they afraid of? Works both ways eh?
  • b6 13y ago
    No. :(
• morpher 13y ago
  Can't you just separately report the number of non-confidential-law-enforcement requests (as an exact number), and let the reader take the difference?
  • kllrnohj 13y ago
    Pretty sure the NSA isn't that stupid to leave that loophole wide open. Similarly Google probably isn't allowed to disclose the past 6 months even in aggregate since they already published specifics.
• rosser 13y ago
  This begins to hint at something I've been kind-of hoping to see since this all started to break: internet companies competing with one another over who can be the most transparent. If only that were to have time and opportunity to set, and become the norm...