Google Invokes First Amendment to Shield Gmail Users from Piracy Subpoena

Google is refusing to hand over subscriber data for dozens of Gmail users in an ongoing piracy lawsuit at an Illinois federal court. Adult entertainment company Flava Works is trying to identify the alleged pirates, who allegedly shared their content via a private torrent tracker. While Google previously complied in a similar case, it has now raised First Amendment concerns.

by Ernesto Van der Sar
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