But I certainly agree FB can & should ask for a warrant as a constitutional matter for much of what's being requested.
I think in "compare SSCI v Mueller," people are forgetting SSCI did not subpoena FB. So it's Mueller legal process v. SSCI voluntary.
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Also, I don't think that a SSCI subpoena is an admin subpoena for purposes of 2702 exception, let alone GJ subepona.
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Meaning? That it wouldn't match a D order in any case?
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Congress could have given itself an exception in ECPA, but did not. Only court can issue a D order.
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So if Facebook would require a D order then we would already be at a level beyond what Congress could get?
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As I read ECPA, it requires a D order for some things, and Congress can't issue those. This is good, vs a HUAC with D order power.
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LOL. I absolutely agree, and like you all I want the rules to be as hard as possible. Just trying to figure out how ad transactions count.
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Me too. ECPA is hard. Which brings me back to my point. 1/3
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So the theory on ad content is that it's communication between Russians and user then stored on someone's behalf?
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