Elon Musk accuses the SEC of leaking information against himMusk's lawyers didn't say what was leaked, however. By S. Dent, 02.22.2022
Senate Republicans vote to subpoena Facebook and Twitter CEOsUp for discussion: the companies' alleged blocking of a controversial 'New York Post' article.By N. Ingraham, 10.22.2020
DOJ and SEC subpoena Snap over allegedly misleading investorsSnapchat allegedly trumped-up user numbers before its IPO.By I. Khan, 11.14.2018
Subpoenaing Discord may reveal identities of Charlottesville neo-NazisOrganizers of the violence might not be quite so anonymous.By J. Fingas, 08.07.2018
Democrats aim to subpoena Apple, Twitter over private chatsThey seek more info about downloads and chats from WikiLeaks and others.By J. Fingas, 03.17.2018
DOJ demands Twitter account info following discussion of an agentIt's protecting an FBI agent by going after people who talked about him.By J. Fingas, 10.24.2017
Apple saw a jump in security requests at the end of 2016National security requests almost doubled between the first and second six months of 2016.By D. Cooper, 05.23.2017
Cloudflare's transparency report reveals secret FBI subpoenaThe FBI has only recently lifted its gag order.By M. Moon, 01.11.2017
Google begins releasing its secret FBI subpoenasThe search giant posted eight of the national security requests it was allowed to disclose.By D. Lumb, 12.13.2016
Apple logs your iMessage contacts and could share them with policePhone numbers, time of contact and IP address are all game.By D. Lumb, 09.28.2016
Mt. Gox reportedly subpoenaed by the feds, CEO confirms leaked proposal was legitBy R. Lawler, 02.25.2014
140 characters to the clink: Occupy Wall Street protester loses battle to block Twitter subpoenaBy J. Volpe, 04.24.2012
Judge in Sony vs. Geohot orders YouTube and others to give up users' personal infoBy M. Gorman, 03.07.2011