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Nathan Ingraham<\/strong>
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December 20, 2013<\/p>\n

Never let it be said that AT&T and Verizon don’t follow each other’s leads. Just one day after Verizon announced it would start publishing a semiannual transparency report that details all of the law enforcement requests it receives, AT&T announced that it would being doing the same in early 2014. The carrier’s report will include info on the total number of law-enforcement data requests received from the government in criminal cases, the number of subpoenas, court orders, and warrants received, and the total number of customers affected. The first report issued should cover all of the requests from 2013.<\/p>\n

AT&T also reiterated that it ensures all data requests and its responses are \u201ccompletely lawful and proper in that country\u201d and that it doesn’t allow the government direct connections or access to its network or customer information. However, AT&T also noted that it believes \u201cany disclosures regarding classified information should come from the government.\u201d That’s not exactly a surprise, as the carrier is legally prevented from detailing requests that come from FISA warrants or National Security Letters, which the NSA and DHS commonly use.
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