Now that Congress has given immunity to telecommunications companies that helped the government spy on Americans in suspected terrorism cases, a Maine legislator is asking Verizon anew if it turned over any customer records to the federal government.As it has in the past when faced with such queries, Verizon Communications Inc. says it is not commenting on matters involving national security.
American Scofflaw
I think that we can assume that had Verizon stood on principle and refused to spy on their customers for the US Government that they would be eager to say so.
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
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