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by eksith
4661 days ago
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According to the EFF, a lot more : https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2007/11/undermining-freedoms-c... It's important to remember that this wasn't in the U.S. and happened in 2005, when Yahoo's public policy with regard to cooperation with authorities wasn't under scrutiny, and therefore, a lot more complicit than today. The cost of complicity was quite a bit worse and even Yahoo acknowledged that fact. |
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