In the ongoing brouhaha over the National Security Agency’s data-collecting, Verizon announced last night that it will publish information about how many requests it received from various law enforcement agencies this year for customer records.
The reports will be ready for the public early next year online, and Verizon will update it twice a year from then on, reports the Associated Press. Included in the reports will be how many requests Verizon received from law enforcement in criminal cases.
It’ll then break that down into which requests included subpoenas, court orders and warrants, as well as other details about the requests.
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As this is how it is supposed to be done, with a court ordered request, BUT, when Sheriff Lewis was chasing down Thomas Leggs, he just made a call and got the info on his cell phone. Illegal as hell, but I guess the end justifies the means.
Duncan does the same to spy on her own.
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