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So Apple sends out a 2nd police raid this year

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First raid is for the Gizmodo journalist who leaked the iPhone 4G

 

http://news.yahoo.co...ws/ynews_ts1791

Police broke into the home of Gizmodo editor Jason Chen and confiscated four computers and two servers, the tech blog reports. Gizmodo broke the news last week about Apple's next-generation iPhone, after paying a source who found it in a California bar $5,000 for the device.

 

The officers were from the Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team (REACT), a California law enforcement group based in Silicon Valley. In the search warrant, which Gizmodo posted, REACT officers checked a box indicating that they were looking for property "used as a means of committing a felony."

 

Since the Gizmodo iPhone scoop broke last week, some have speculated that Gizmodo and its parent company, Gawker Media, might be liable for criminal prosecution for being in receipt of stolen goods under California law.

 

Gawker has blasted back at the police with seized-property charges of its own, claiming that the police had no legal grounds for seizing a journalist's property. Gaby Darbyshire, Gawker's chief operating officer, wrote to the police that Chen "tells me that he showed you an email I had sent him earlier that day that told him that he should tell you that under both state and federal law, a search warrant may not be validly issued to confiscate the property of a journalist."

 

In a ruling handed down last week, a New Jersey court determined that a blogger being sued for defamation did not have full standing as a journalist and therefore was not protected under the state's "shield law," which protects journalists from being compelled to take part in court proceedings pertaining to their work. California has a shield law, but there is no shield law that covers federal criminal cases.

 

In her letter, Darbyshire further explained that Chen "tells me that you ignored him and, having been inside for a few hours already, you proceeded to remove the materials despite his protestations."

 

Chen said that REACT did not damage his other property — apart, that is, from bashing in his door to get inside while he wasn't home.

 

 

 

 

Second raid is for a hacker who released thousands of emails of iPad owners through a security breach

 

http://www.dailytech...rticle18734.htm

 

At first it was pretty blatant how "Apple" has such a corrupt image now compared to few years back when they were good compared to other companies (such as MS). But the one thing that really popped out is - do corporations have the US police force in their pockets?

But the one thing that really popped out is - do corporations have the US police force in their pockets?

 

Rapid Enforcement Allied Computer Team (REACT)

 

Sounds like they're doing their job? :huh:

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But when you call them because a white guy is trying to lure a little girl in a van they take 30 minutes to arrive. :roll:

 

MS and Apple are just super paranoid.

"The cry of the poor is not always just, but if you never hear it you'll never know what justice is."

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I can understand this second situation because the security of the users was at risk. But for the Gizmodo journalist, that was just ridiculous. When I read that, I was thoroughly convinced that the American police force was now under control of corporations.

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tip it would pay me $500.00 to keep my clothes ON :( :lol:
But then again, you fail to realize that 101% of the people in this universe hate you. Yes, humankind's hatred against you goes beyond mathematical possibilities.
That tears it. I'm starting an animal rebellion using my mind powers. Those PETA bastards will never see it coming until the porcupines are half way up their asses.
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Apparently a lot of people say it. I own.

 

http://linkagg.com/ Not my site, but a simple, budding site that links often unheard-of websites that are amazing for usefulness and fun.

I can understand this second situation because the security of the users was at risk. But for the Gizmodo journalist, that was just ridiculous. When I read that, I was thoroughly convinced that the American police force was now under control of corporations.

 

Does that surprise you? We became fascist a few years ago.

SWAG

 

Mayn U wanna be like me but U can't be me cuz U ain't got ma swagga on.

Obama?

 

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"Custom software? In MY hardware? Blasphemy!"

"The cry of the poor is not always just, but if you never hear it you'll never know what justice is."

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Goatse Security

 

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I saw that too :blink:

 

I see reason for the second raid, and a little for the first. If Apple had just released the IPhone 3 and was working on the iPhone 4 while the plans were leaked, Apple could've lost some income from the IPhone 3. As for the second, the guy hacked some email addresses from AT&T. I see why they would raid that guy.

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65,280 to 99 fletching on 3-14-09

40,405 to 99 woodcutting on 10-17-2009

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Goatse Security

 

:unsure:

 

I saw that too :blink:

Can't say I've heard of them... anything in particular they're known for?

 

 

"Stretching" reality. I'll just leave it at that.

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65,280 to 99 fletching on 3-14-09

40,405 to 99 woodcutting on 10-17-2009

But the one thing that really popped out is - do corporations have the US police force in their pockets?

Of course they do!

 

I may not agree with some of their decisions, but I've already ordered the new phone. :wub:

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Goatse Security

 

:unsure:

 

I saw that too :blink:

Can't say I've heard of them... anything in particular they're known for?

 

 

"Stretching" reality. I'll just leave it at that.

Oh I lol'd :lol:

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"It's not a rest for me, it's a rest for the weights." - Dom Mazzetti

Goatse Security

 

:unsure:

 

I saw that too :blink:

Can't say I've heard of them... anything in particular they're known for?

 

 

"Stretching" reality. I'll just leave it at that.

 

Why.. :cry:

Goatse Security

 

:unsure:

 

I saw that too :blink:

Can't say I've heard of them... anything in particular they're known for?

 

 

"Stretching" reality. I'll just leave it at that.

 

Why.. :cry:

Why?! You want to hear more about that?

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Command the Murderous Chalices! Drink ye harpooners! drink and swear, ye men that man the deathful whaleboat's bow- Death to Moby Dick!

BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!

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Why did he have to word it like that. :-(

I wanted to leave his imagination "Wide-open".

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65,280 to 99 fletching on 3-14-09

40,405 to 99 woodcutting on 10-17-2009

This isn't related to apple, but is very related to the police being in the palms of corporations, and i really wanted to share this with others. http://motherjones.com/rights-stuff/2010/06/BP-louisiana-police-stop-activist

Indeed, we are now socialists.

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tip it would pay me $500.00 to keep my clothes ON :( :lol:
But then again, you fail to realize that 101% of the people in this universe hate you. Yes, humankind's hatred against you goes beyond mathematical possibilities.
That tears it. I'm starting an animal rebellion using my mind powers. Those PETA bastards will never see it coming until the porcupines are half way up their asses.
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montageo.png

Apparently a lot of people say it. I own.

 

http://linkagg.com/ Not my site, but a simple, budding site that links often unheard-of websites that are amazing for usefulness and fun.

Goatse Security

 

:unsure:

 

I saw that too :blink:

 

I'm confused. Where'd you find this? I ctrl F'd the articles and got zilch.

The only difference between Hitler and the man next door who comes home and beats his kids every day is circumstance. The intent is the same-- to harm others.

[hide=Tifers say the darndest things]

I told her there was a secret method to doing it - and there is - but my once nimble and agile fingers were unable to perform because I was under the influence.

I would laugh, not hate. I'm a male. :(

Since when was Ireland an island...? :wall:

I actually have a hobby of licking public toilet seats.

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