Micrоsoft Says: Come Back with a Warrant, Unless You’re Micrоsoft, или "Двойные стандарты" - Группа Защиты Гражданских Свобод говорит, что в процедурах расследования Micrоsoft есть "потенциал для злоупотребления":
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EFF has long argued that law enforcement agencies must get a warrant when they ask Internet companies for the content of their users’ communications. In 2013, as part of our annual Who Has Your Back report, we started awarding stars to companies that require warrants for content. It is now unclear whether Micrоsoft, one of our inaugural “gold star” companies in that category, is willing to live by its own maxim...- ну и, конечно, куча из этого следующих нарушений на всех уровнях, - последствия, когда жадность и интерес затмевают разум...
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...The search in the Kibkalo case may have revealed criminal activity, but it was also conducted in Micrоsoft’s self-interest, which is an exceedingly dangerous precedent. Combined with the kangaroo court potential of the company’s new internal Warrants for Windоws policy, Micrоsoft is playing with fire. It should have followed its own advice and asked the FBI to step in with a warrant.
