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It’s interesting that rather than comply, Twitter is now looking to “stand up” for this particular user. I think this is great, but I wonder how it will be held up in courts, either way as the ACLU’s Aden Fine points out, it is important: >If Internet users cannot protect their own constitutional rights, the…
It’s interesting that rather than comply, Twitter is now looking to “stand up” for this particular user. I think this is great, but I wonder how it will be held up in courts, either way as the ACLU’s Aden Fine points out, it is important:
>If Internet users cannot protect their own constitutional rights, the only hope is that Internet companies do so.
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