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Google publishes secret FBI customer information requests two months after gag order is lifted

on December 19, 2016

""In our continued effort to increase transparency around government demands for user data, today we begin to make available to the public the National Security Letters (NSLs) we have received where, either through litigation or legislation, we have been freed of nondisclosure obligations," Richard Salgado, Google’s director of law enforcement and information security policy, wrote in a statement."

Date Published:12/19/2016
Original Publication:Independent

Published in: Press , Google , National Security Letters , Privacy