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Thanks for pointing that out! I hope the EFF updates their article. Question: how can they push charges on the sources if they do not know who the sources are?

Thanks for pointing that out! I hope the EFF updates their article. Question: how can they push charges on the sources if they do not know who the sources are? (Or do they?)

baertram 11y ago
If they don't know, they can still file charges against "Unknown" ("Anzeige gegen Unbekannt")
Tomte 11y ago
I hope the EFF updates their article. Don't hold your breath. People don't like to acknowledge it, but the EFF is a lobbying organisation with an agenda, not some kind of disinterested "super court for Internet issues". And the last months have shown that they have a habit of "misunderstanding" things and writing over-sensationalist press releases. I mean, virtually everytime some press release of the EFF is discussed on HN, commenters have quickly pointed out factual errors or non-sequiturs.
dannyobrien 11y ago
Parent is right about it being unclear that the charges are being directed at Netzpolitik.org: I've just pushed a correction, a rewrite of the article, and included the original for reference.