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As long as we don't have a statement from either the government or Lavabit, we can only speculate. The most reasonable thing is then of course to assume the wor
by frank_boyd 13y ago
As long as we don't have a statement from either the government or Lavabit, we can only speculate. The most reasonable thing is then of course to assume the worst - complete surveillance of all customers. The rest is pretty much details.
- coldcode 13y agoUntil we get someone to risk going open with this we won't ever know. You can't fight a secret law in secret very well. But only people served with a secret demand has standing to challenge it. The barriers are too high as long as the Government can keep the secret. Once it's out of the bag you have more options in court. But you also risk everything they can do to you in secret. Secrets have no place in a "democracy".