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I'm not sure what your point (or that tweet's point) is. That they are absolute numbers? That there's not enough information here to know if all government requ
by magicalist 13y ago
I'm not sure what your point (or that tweet's point) is. That they are absolute numbers? That there's not enough information here to know if all government requests to all companies have doubled? I think the implication is clearly that the requests that have doubled are the ones that google has received. You wouldn't be able to extrapolate that from a relative number anyways, as it would assume that all providers are getting numbers of government requests increasing at the same rate.
Now if our government was just required to be accountable and released those numbers themselves...
> here is another chart which factors in their traffic
that chart doesn't include traffic anywhere...