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You'll be forced to tell your overseas colleagues that you have received no such warrants, and they should update the canary to reflect that. Unless your archit
by AnIrishDuck 13y ago
You'll be forced to tell your overseas colleagues that you have received no such warrants, and they should update the canary to reflect that. Unless your architecture is set up so they would somehow immediately become aware of these warrants, there's no way they're even going to know they exist.
Legal "hacks" like this rarely work.
- dpcx 13y agoDo you have any examples of them not working?
- AnIrishDuck 13y agoWell, the first thing I could think of was this gem: http://www.loweringthebar.net/2013/01/can-you-carpool-with-a-corporation.html http://www.loweringthebar.net/2013/01/can-you-carpool-with-a... Not the most perfect example, but it goes to show what happens when someone unfamiliar with the law makes "logical" (to them) assumptions about loopholes that exist. That blog is a treasure trove of gems like the above.
- danielweber 13y agoCourts tend to look at results. If you have been ordered not to communicate X, and you communicate X, then you are in violation of whatever statute or court order was in place.