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Because that's how these things work. Why should anyone have to work for the Feds for free? Google, Yahoo, Apple, Microsoft, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, et
by jonknee 13y ago
Because that's how these things work. Why should anyone have to work for the Feds for free? Google, Yahoo, Apple, Microsoft, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, T-Mobile, etc etc all get paid for costs incurred to aide law enforcement. It's actually a tidy little business.
Also, $3,500 isn't worth discussing. The hearing to deny the motion cost more than the money involved. The Feds simply wanted access to more data than they were wanting to officially claim.
- TheLegace 13y agoBut then the question is why should you work for the Feds. At what point can they force you to implement something no matter what. Your not their employee, and you should have the right the refuse what you feel is unethical. There is nothing wrong with that. I took an entire class on the Engineering Ethics and now that $800 course which I loved is a waste of money for anyone that is forced to do work against their will.