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I have not reviewed the documents in question, so forgive me if I'm wasting your time, but I suspect it was not, in fact, a warrant. Generally requests for so-c
by JshWright 13y ago
I have not reviewed the documents in question, so forgive me if I'm wasting your time, but I suspect it was not, in fact, a warrant. Generally requests for so-called 'metadata' don't require the same amount of supporting evidence as search warrants (the theory being that you shouldn't have an expectation of privacy for that data).
Lavabit was a service that explicitly provided a secure and private email to its paying customers. In my opinion, an expectation of privacy _did_ in fact exist for its user's 'metadata'.
- pionar 13y agoI don't mean to be mean or rude, but yes, you are wasting our time. It was, in fact, a warrant.