Google Asks Federal Judge To Challenge National Security Letters 57
mk1004 writes "From Bloomberg and the Washington Post come reports that Google is petitioning a federal court to resist compliance with a national security letter from the FBI. This comes two weeks after the U.S. District Judge in San Francisco ruled that NSLs are unconstitutional because they 'violate the First Amendment and separation of powers principles.' Google filed a petition to 'set aside the legal process,' citing a provision that allows judges to modify or deny NSLs that are 'unreasonable, oppressive, or otherwise unlawful.' EFF attorney Matt Zimmerman was quoted as saying, 'the people who are in the best position to challenge the practice are people like Google. So far no one has really stood up for their users.'"
Re:Nobody could have possibly... (Score:3, Insightful)
Well, not exactly nobody... [wikipedia.org]
Re:Don't be evil (Score:5, Insightful)
don't be silly... we ALWAYS reserve some of our hate for microsoft, and while i personally have nothing much against apple as a company (except they suck) i love poking sticks at the apple fanbois; they're a funny crowd.
And there is nothing we could do to Microsoft that is as bad as what they did to themselves... Windows 8.
Who would have thought they could top the suck factor of Vista..