Google Hands Wikileaks Volunteer's Gmail Data to U.S. Government

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[Hungry Man]

They should have waited for a search warrant but it's not like they wouldn't just pull out the patriot act.

EDIT: Nevermind,
-{ Quote: " after they requested it using a secret court order enabled by a controversial 1986 law called the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, according to the Wall Street Journal. " }-

[funkydude]

Wtf... I thought Google was part of that agreement where they weren't allowed to hand over data without a warrant..?

[Hungry Man]

-{ Quote: "Wtf... I thought Google was part of that agreement where they weren't allowed to hand over data without a warrant..?" }-
They pulled out some secret court order.

I mean, they could challenge it and lose like they occasionally try to do... but in the end the results are the same.

[ronjor]

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