Airbnb Law Enforcement Transparency Report
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Airbnb Law Enforcement Transparency Report
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#2This is a helpful report. I'm always curious to know the number of requests, at least to the right order of magnitude.
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#3I have no idea what to do with or how to feel about this information. I'm sure plenty here will sooo... someone care to draw some conclusions?
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#4> (in the case of certain types of national security-related requests in the United States like national security letters) from publicly acknowledging receiving it, such as in a transparency report like this one. (To date, we have not received a national security letter or other similar request that would limit our ability to disclose it here)
They have included a warrant canary
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#6I have no idea what to do with or how to feel about this information. I'm sure plenty here will sooo... someone care to draw some conclusions?
Well, for starters, it sure looks like France has some problems.
Or it's the same group/people/individual hitting the same place again and again.
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#7I'm kinda intrigued why there are `74` affected accounts (higher than any other country) for a single submission in India.
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#8> (in the case of certain types of national security-related requests in the United States like national security letters) from publicly acknowledging receiving it, such as in a transparency report like this one. (To date, we have not received a national security letter or other similar request that would limit our ability to disclose it here) They have included a warrant canary
I like that they've done this. Are there examples of companies that have done this and users or the media noticed when they removed it?
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#9> (in the case of certain types of national security-related requests in the United States like national security letters) from publicly acknowledging receiving it, such as in a transparency report like this one. (To date, we have not received a national security letter or other similar request that would limit our ability to disclose it here) They have included a warrant canary
I like that they've done this. Are there examples of companies that have done this and users or the media noticed when they removed it?
Re: Airbnb Law Enforcement Transparency Report
#10> (in the case of certain types of national security-related requests in the United States like national security letters) from publicly acknowledging receiving it, such as in a transparency report like this one. (To date, we have not received a national security letter or other similar request that would limit our ability to disclose it here) They have included a warrant canary
I like that they've done this. Are there examples of companies that have done this and users or the media noticed when they removed it?