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Recently, Twitter was successful in challenging the Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the F.B.I., after an alleged attempt by the FBI to obtain confidential and private information about the Twitter accounts associated with WikiLeaks.
In recent news, WikiLeaks has hit headlines for it’s uncensored approach to coverage of secret or private data leaks regarding important United States classified information. This included “Cablegate” of 2010 – the release of thousands of documents regarding the US stance on worldwide diplomacy.
The FBI has likely probed for information from other social media networks such as Google and Facebook, who were apparently more willing to co-operate with these hush-hush government subpoenas than Twitter has been. How do you feel about the government probing your Facebook or Twitter login account? test Filed under Twitter Updates | Comment (0)
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Recently, Twitter was successful in challenging the Federal Bureau of Investigation, better known as the F.B.I., after an alleged attempt by the FBI to obtain confidential and private information about the Twitter accounts associated with WikiLeaks.
In recent news, WikiLeaks has hit headlines for it’s uncensored approach to coverage of secret or private data leaks regarding important United States classified information. This included “Cablegate” of 2010 – the release of thousands of documents regarding the US stance on worldwide diplomacy.
The FBI has likely probed for information from other social media networks such as Google and Facebook, who were apparently more willing to co-operate with these hush-hush government subpoenas than Twitter has been. How do you feel about the government probing your Facebook or Twitter login account? test Filed under Twitter Updates | Comment (0)
Twitter Login Archives May 2011 February 2011 January 2011 August 2010 Twitter Login News Twitter Updates Twitter Login Twitter API Twitter Apps Twitter Backgrounds Twitter Birds Twitter Font Twitter Icon Twitter Login Twitter Marketing Twitter Links Facebook com login Facebook Login Facebook over Smileys Login Facebook Login Twitter MySpace Login Twitter Login Youtube Music Videos
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