If you're in the US, probably. If you're outside the US, from what I understand, they require you to file in the US (or have US law enforcement work on your behalf).
For all intents and purposes, that means they don't for anyone outside the US, except for very high profile cases. For everything else, they're providing a legal shield.
For all intents and purposes, that means they don't for anyone outside the US, except for very high profile cases. For everything else, they're providing a legal shield.