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MrKurtz
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Comment #6186416
Their shares went down immediately after due to concerns they forfeited the opportunity to expand their business in the world's 2nd largest economy, but as the immediate economic d…
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Comment #6185845
You can't declare that they're not fighting because you have no knowledge of what is being done by their lawyers and lobbyists, especially since the courts involved are secret. Lob…
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Comment #6185525
Shifting the blame and the burden for policy reform onto firms is not only silly but also unfair, you can't really expect them to shut down, they are not one man operations like La…
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Comment #6185256
The burden isn't on Google (I'm not sure why you are singling out Google) their hands are tied from a legal and practical standpoints. They receive warrants and subpoenas with whic…
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Comment #6185124
Lavabit was a tiny private operation. If you think that a publicly traded multi billion dollar company with millions of users and customers can just shut down to avoid complying wi…
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Comment #6184735
A couple more listed here: http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2013/08/youtubes-geeky-east...
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Comment #6182135
At least they're transparent (as one can be) about it: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/transparency-report-s...
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Comment #6182118
You can't convincingly make that argument since you don't know what lawyers have been doing behind the closed doors of secret court rooms nor do you have knowledge of their relevan…
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Comment #6182088
"Participates" is the wrong characterisation, they are under the jurisdiction of FISA orders, if the NSA wants to call that PRISM, it's their business. Also worth mentioning is tha…
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Comment #6182053
If you are seriously suggesting that abandoning the US market is a realistic option, especially for a multibillion dollar corporation, then you are (and I'm not using this word lig…
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Comment #6175956
How comforting it is to be only subject to French surveillance: http://gigaom.com/2013/07/04/france-has-its-own-prism-like-s...
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Comment #6167355
It's obviously deliberate. Are you not familiar with OS level profiles? in the case of OSX: http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11468 there is your master password. Also the post you men…
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Comment #6165891
The master password is that of your OS profile.
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Comment #6161322
Sigh. How does the saying go again: 'misinformed paranoia travels around the world and spawns parody sites before the truth gets a chance to put its pants on and start individually…
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Comment #6149825
Good point, they should have made that distinction in the article.
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Comment #6149563
Instead of just regurgitating whatever is handed out to them, these publication ought to be more skeptical of the claims of a company like Lookout whose business is built on FUD, e…
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Comment #6146410
http://www.bnowire.com/inbox/?id=1953
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Comment #6144730
The most disturbing and disappointing part of the whole story is how it spread without even the slightest attempt to do any journalism work, and now that the truth was uncovered ha…
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Comment #6143673
Even if it was due to her queries, they could have gotten them by tapping ISPs, they tend to comply easier than tech firms.