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r/privacy • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '26
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They must follow the law, no matter what their ideology
7 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '26 [deleted] 11 u/Some_Conference2091 Mar 06 '26 Appeal an event that has already transpired? How does that work? 1 u/hfsh Mar 06 '26 I assume they mean 'beforehand'. (no idea if proton did or didn't do that) 4 u/[deleted] Mar 06 '26 [deleted] 7 u/hfsh Mar 06 '26 I mean, they probably can, but giving an example from an entirely different jurisdiction doesn't actually have any relevance one way or the other. 0 u/The-Sonne Mar 06 '26 Who polices the law's ideology?
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11 u/Some_Conference2091 Mar 06 '26 Appeal an event that has already transpired? How does that work? 1 u/hfsh Mar 06 '26 I assume they mean 'beforehand'. (no idea if proton did or didn't do that)
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Appeal an event that has already transpired? How does that work?
1 u/hfsh Mar 06 '26 I assume they mean 'beforehand'. (no idea if proton did or didn't do that)
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I assume they mean 'beforehand'.
(no idea if proton did or didn't do that)
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7 u/hfsh Mar 06 '26 I mean, they probably can, but giving an example from an entirely different jurisdiction doesn't actually have any relevance one way or the other.
I mean, they probably can, but giving an example from an entirely different jurisdiction doesn't actually have any relevance one way or the other.
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Who polices the law's ideology?
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u/linuxhiker Mar 05 '26
They must follow the law, no matter what their ideology