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Parts of Amazon's law enforcement request portal that are visible on the web provide a rare glimpse into how the company handles law enforcement requests

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  • @zackwhittaker Zack Whittaker on x
    New: Parts of Amazon's law enforcement request portal are accessible from the web, even though it's supposed to require a verified email address and password, offering a rare insight into how Amazon handles requests from police and federal agents. https://techcrunch.com/...
  • @bradcorrion Brad Corrion on x
    Seems like we need an attribute for IS_LAW_ENFORCEMENT @dgwbirch “... requires the user to “declare and acknowledge” that they are an authorized law enforcement officer before they can submit a request.” https://techcrunch.com/...