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Re:Riseup, the secure e-mail and mail list provider by consonants on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @05:46PM (#6330733)
Last I checked, you can at any time be requested by the US government to do exactly that: to keep logs or give them access.

My point is that they are on the radar, it's a matter of when not if they get an order to start keeping logs or an agency deems it okay to seize their hardware again.

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Re:Riseup, the secure e-mail and mail list provider by hank_dotnuts on Wednesday September 04, 2013 @09:42PM (#6331704)
Name one case where the US government has required that you do exactly that.

Also, https://www.riseup.net/en/riseup-and-government-faq

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Re:Riseup, the secure e-mail and mail list provider by consonants on Thursday September 05, 2013 @08:39PM (#6338085)
If someone is using your service and is suspected to be committing a crime through it, as a provider you can be subpoenaed to be reasonably complicit in an investigation on said individual. That can involve keeping temporary logs, contact information, message content, or being placed under total network surveillance without notice.

Or they can just seize the servers again and you can hope _everything_ is secured on the provider's end.

The site's premise is a honeypot for just the kind of people the government would like to keep an eye on.

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Re:Riseup, the secure e-mail and mail list provider by hank_dotnuts on Wednesday September 11, 2013 @08:26AM (#6366698)
You didn't name one case.
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