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Originally Posted by Nautilus
They should have kept their mouthes shut and simply wipe all of the MU servers clean when they still could do it - US gov expressed no interest in those in the beginning of MU case. Now instead of doing it right the right way and moving on they started to scream at every corner about the "freedom of speech" violated by evil gummint and how they want to "protect" MU customers, and just got what they were asking for - not only they're having to pay now to keep those servers available, but they're aslo facing charges themselves because of course in no way they were the innocent bystander in MU conspiracy but an active part of it. Idiots.
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you really don't know how this works. If the man comes down and asks for a copy of the data, the host must give them a copy of the data. You really can't say no to it, well you can and then the US marshals come in and lock down your facility and kick you out, put chains on the doors to datacenter cages etc. You can either work with them or get your ass handed to you by them. There are several laws/acts out there that providers have to abide by that forces them to comply.
9 times out of 10 the equipment is held hostage and the host, such as carpathia is out of luck and nothing they can do.