Microsoft is continuing its fight with the U.S. government regarding access to data located on the companys servers outside the U.S. And this time, it brought some friends....
If upheld, the decision allows the government to adopt a seize first, search later view of the Fourth Amendment, where the government can seize a computer, copy all of its data, and keep that information indefinitelywithout a search warrant at all, writes the EFF in explaining its support.
In other Irish news...
Microsoft is continuing its fight with the U.S. government regarding access to data located on the companys servers outside the U.S. And this time, it brought some friends....
If upheld, the decision allows the government to adopt a seize first, search later view of the Fourth Amendment, where the government can seize a computer, copy all of its data, and keep that information indefinitelywithout a search warrant at all, writes the EFF in explaining its support.
http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarg.../microsoft-brings-its-homies-to-fight-ruling/
Pretty sickening. Comes to show how much we really need a decentralized mesh/darknet or something where data is fully encrypted and distributed across many servers, kind of like a giant raid. Even if they seize and crack the encryption on one or more machines the data on it's own would be useless without the other machines.
An impressive approach.In other Irish news...
http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarg.../microsoft-brings-its-homies-to-fight-ruling/Microsoft is continuing its fight with the U.S. government regarding access to data located on the company’s servers outside the U.S. And this time, it brought some friends....
If upheld, the decision “allows the government to adopt a ‘seize first, search later’ view of the Fourth Amendment, where the government can seize a computer, copy all of its data, and keep that information indefinitely—without a search warrant at all,” writes the EFF in explaining its support.
I am also something confused. What i see ? Facebook Ireland or US ?