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So it seems to me that any citizen who answers the question "have you received an NSL" differently, before vs after they receive an NSL, can be found in violati
by plg 13y ago
So it seems to me that any citizen who answers the question "have you received an NSL" differently, before vs after they receive an NSL, can be found in violation. So by extension, if you are EVER asked this question before you have received an NSL, you had better remember your answer, because after you receive an NSL if you don't give the identical answer, you can be found in violation???
- plg 13y agoAnd so what happens if you answer "no" if asked, before you receive an NSL, whether you have received one... Are you then required by law to answer "no" again? Because if you change your answer, then that's a bit flip and you have transmitted information? What if you answer "yes" before? Are you required to answer "yes" after ?
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