> Not necessarily. As another commenter pointed out [1], a single FISA order doe...

		GreatBuck on June 18, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Google challenges U.S. gag order, citing First Ame... > Not necessarily. As another commenter pointed out [1], a single FISA order doesn't have to correspond to a single citizen. One order can encompass millions of accounts. The court document from Google (http://assets.nationaljournal.com/img/MOTION.pdf) clearly states the desire to clearly list, in aggregate, the number of accounts impacted.

I know. I wasn't responding to Google's court document. I was responding to rasterizer.