the_mullinator

First of all, thanks for taking time to do this AMA. I'm a huge fan of all of your work, both collectively and individually.

From a consumer perspective, the third party exception to 4th Amendment privacy is particularly concerning in light of the fact that just about all my personal communications are stored with third parties. I'm helping to spearhead a lot of the privacy initiatives at my company - what are some best practices that we (or any business) can implement immediately to help mitigate the negative effects of our current outdated laws?

Thanks so much! From what I've seen, "we don't want criminals using our products" is the corporate equivalent of "I have nothing to hide." What is your response to that perspective? If a law enforcement officer came to us and said "we're investigating a mass murderer who we think was using your product," why wouldn't we turn over the legally allowable amount of data?