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MSFT: New success in protecting customer rights unsealed today

Posted on May 22, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Brad Smith writes:

On Thursday, a federal court in Seattle unsealed documents related to an FBI National Security Letter that Microsoft successfully challenged in court late last year. This marks an important and successful step to protect Microsoft’s enterprise customers regarding government surveillance.

Because information about the case wasn’t public until today, this is our first opportunity to discuss it in detail. Given the strong ongoing worldwide interest in these issues, we wanted to provide some additional context on the matter.

Read more on Microsoft’s blog.

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