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>to forcing them via law yep. Current law allows to force them to be silent about the wiretapping to hide it from public. One can see how a creative government
by VladRussian2 13y ago
>to forcing them via law
yep. Current law allows to force them to be silent about the wiretapping to hide it from public. One can see how a creative government lawyer can force them to publish a denying PR release as extent of the same legal requirement to hide the wiretapping from public. One have a choice what to believe - either NSA is lying in internal secret docs or companies like Google are legally forced to publicly deny their involvement. Hard choice?