Twitter’s new European boss has suggested that users who break privacy injunctions by posting on the site could face the UK courts.
From the BBC:
Twitter’s new European boss has suggested that users who break privacy injunctions by posting on the site could face the UK courts.
Tony Wang said people who did “bad things” needed to defend themselves.
He warned that the site would hand over user information to the authorities where they were “legally required”.
Lawyers are challenging Twitter in court to reveal the identities of Twitter users who violated a super-injunction.
Source: BBC
What are your thoughts, should Twitter hand over user details if they are requested?
