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iam-py-test
@iampytest1@infosec.exchange
I am a hobbyist security researcher, filterlist maintainer, and wannabe law nerd. I help maintain the Actually Legitimate URL Shortener Tool. I post about a variety of topics including cybersecurity, content filtering, law, tech, and trans rights. This is also the best place to find updates on my filterlists, as I often post about bugs and improvements to them. I am not an expert; do not take anything I toot as truth. Retoot/like != agreement. Not legal/medical advice. Profile picture: truncated screenshot of a WINE error message. The error message is titled "Download failed". The message reads "Download Failed: Success. Check your connection and click 'Retry' to try downloading the files again, or click 'Next' to continue installing anyway." There is only one button labeled "OK". Header image: A Windows error message against the default Windows wallpaper. The error message reads "Windows cannot find iam-py-test. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again."
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Mar 09, 2026
@AT1ST That I don't have an answer to.
If this was a subpoena to a US company subpoenaed under US law, they could challenge it in US court but it will be an uphill battle.
I have no idea how Proton could challenge the subpoena under Swiss law, and my guess is they wouldn't be able to challenge it under US law, but I am not a lawyer and I really don't know.
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