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There is no way this is not a "general warrant". If it's not overturned in appeal, the US is no longer an acceptable place to host anything or conduct any busi
by rdl 13y ago
There is no way this is not a "general warrant". If it's not overturned in appeal, the US is no longer an acceptable place to host anything or conduct any business operations for anyone (except the USG or regulated entities).
I'm hopeful it will be overturned at the 4th Circuit, rather than waiting for SCOTUS. There are so many ways to challenge it. The only way we'd be fucked would be if Ladar didn't have the money to appeal, but it's a super tempting case for anyone at EFF/ACLU/etc. Funding the appeal to the max would also be in the self interest of any cloud business in the USA.
- generj 13y agoI'd be very surprised if this isn't the landmark case establishing demands for SSL certificates as being too general. Just like Jewel v. NSA was always destined to be a landmark case, and now will be, after the executive privilege crap got thrown out.