It's a commercial business, they are afraid of loosing sales.
The statement made is pretty much a text book declaration of damage control. Personally I'm not buying their claims, but only they can proof it happened and they never will as the market will loose complete faith in buying from them.
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They are based in Netherlands, out of reach of secret courts and national security letters, what should they be afraid of?
It's a commercial business, they are afraid of loosing sales.
The statement made is pretty much a text book declaration of damage control. Personally I'm not buying their claims, but only they can proof it happened and they never will as the market will loose complete faith in buying from them.
They are a listed company at US stock exchanges and they have at least one office in Texas.
The NSLs and secret courts are great for justifying what's done to companies and individuals based in the USA.
If you're based in the Netherlands, no such justification is necessary.