> Great, another terrorist attack used to justify restricting freedom and privacy The way things stand, I agree that there's currently a big rush in the UK to

> Great, another terrorist attack used to justify restricting freedom and privacy The way things stand, I agree that there's currently a big rush in the UK to approve wider snooping laws > The report seems surprised that Facebook failed to hand the guy over to the authorities because he said he wanted to kill a soldier online. Facebook had already taken down several of his accounts because they were deemed offensive and used to spread terror stuff (videos/hate speech). The ISC report says Facebook took the content offline and didn't forward the matter to the authorities.