Case Wikileaks comes Twitter: U.S. Department of Justice issued an order to provide information from the organization members
Storm Wikileaks refuses to relax. U.S. Department of Justice issued a house - the micro-service teacher statement - blogging Twitter to send him information relating to accounts of activists Wikileaks. Among these activists: Site Editor Julian Assenge, the U.S. soldier accused of leaking to Wikileaks Bradley Manning, a politician from Iceland, a Dutch hacker American programmer. This law allows the police authority to get some data from a Web site or Internet provider if they are relevant for a criminal investigation taking place. Administration seeks to obtain data are as of November 2009 and include addresses and non-mail, different logins, IP addresses and payment information. After receiving the order is sent Twitter a relevant users: "Dear Twitter user, We are writing to inform you Twitter has received legal papers demanding unknown information to your Twitter account. Twitter requires a legal process to provide documents related to your account. Twitter will respond to this demand within ten days from now unless we have received from you a filing a request to block this move or that the matter was resolved in a different way. " A company representative declined to comment specifically on the matter, and pointed out that Twitter is committed to informing the user about this situation - as long as it permits erased to do so. Minister of Justice of Iceland Augmaondre Johnson described the requirement of politicians Islandeeime information as alien. " "If we can become transparent and allow the administration to look at what is happening in countries involved in war - it can only be good."
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