Re:Facebook Releases Data, Including All National Security R...
by ironic_ali on Friday June 14, 2013 @10:55PM
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Non-US company CIOs will be having long conversations around their previously hyped US/five eyes cloud based infrastructure. The stories around US (five eyes too?) companies getting free corporate intel for favours - presumably on their competitiors - won't have helped.
The sucking sound we're hearing is trust in anything related to five eyes related corporate infrastructure having any integrity at all.
Re:Facebook Releases Data, Including All National Security R...
by declan on Friday June 14, 2013 @11:37PM
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Yes, it's pretty clear that the DNI lied to Congress. But it is untrue that FedGov can force companies to lie. Neither AT&T nor Verizon lied:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13578_3-57589012-38/nsa-surveillan...
Re:Facebook Releases Data, Including All National Security R...
by fragsworth on Saturday June 15, 2013 @12:46AM
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Did you read the PRISM denials?
It was very obvious that the companies were told exactly what to say. They might not be lying in a grammatical legal sense if you parse their words, but they were clearly told by someone how to deny everything.
Re:Facebook Releases Data, Including All National Security R...
by declan on Saturday June 15, 2013 @01:17AM
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I've read all of them. I've written about them. They're categorical.
Re:Facebook Releases Data, Including All National Security R...
by kllrnohj on Saturday June 15, 2013 @02:55AM
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> The government has already shown us how they are fully capable of lying, and even worse - forcing companies under their control to lie.
The government can, and does, lie.
The government can NOT force other companies to lie. Nor is the claim that Facebook & others are under the governments control remotely supported by anything resembling evidence.
The government has already shown us how they are fully capable of lying, and even worse - forcing companies under their control to lie.