I think the closest you could come would be a publicised mail intercept to catch posted demands and prevent you from stopping yourself revealing the letter, but that would not stop personally issued orders unless you went full-on-offshore-backup glasshole and streamed your entire conscious experience..in which case they'll just NSL another dev or invent a new charge of "preemptive obstruction" to put you in prison.

When discussing fascism, stop imagining that you can game the letter of the law. It's already constitutional that freedom of speech cannot be prevented except to prevent immediate, tangible harm to others. NSLs are already blatantly illegal, stop looking for loopholes and workarounds. If you want to challenge them, publish one on your blog and say "sue me, let's see what the supreme court says". Or, don't. Middle measures are doomed to fail or backfire in undefined ways.

On 30 May 2014 15:22:24 GMT+01:00, manning bill <bmanning@isi.edu> wrote:

sort of like the;  “We have not received a NSL today” notice…

/bill
Neca eos omnes.  Deus suos agnoscet.

On 30May2014Friday, at 4:56, dan@geer.org wrote:

 
 | 
 | Could this non-notice be a Lavabit/Silent Circle type announcement/warning?
 | 
 
 We need, somehow, a safe word for such projects.  Presumably one
 that is triggered by a failed keep-alive.  This has been discussed
 before variously, but it may be an idea whose time has come.  Design
 will require choices between false alarms and silent failure.
 
 --dan

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