Privacy Loses in Twitter/Wikileaks Records Battle
www.eff.org/press/releases/privacy-loses-twitterwikileaks-records-battle
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Ruling Allows U.S. Government Warrantless Access to Users' Data San Francisco - A district court judge in Virginia ruled against online privacy today, allowing U.S federal investigators to collect private records of three Twitter users as part of its investigation related to Wikileaks. The judge also blocked the users' attempt to discover whether other Internet companies have been ordered to turn their data over to the government.
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