Not sure if this is really something to be concerned about or just absolutely nothing, but I thought it would be worthwhile to note it for the record and for visibility: The recently-released ISRG Legal Transparency Report for the second half of 2025 says in the "National security process" line a number of "0-249". The description of that line says that: What we can say about either FISA court orders or NSL that we receive is highly regulated, and depends on exactly how we report the information. Current guidelines on reporting, codified as part of the USA FREEDOM Act, allow companies to disclose the combined number of NSLs and both content and non-content FISA orders as a single number in bands of 250, starting with 0-249. So that may mean that they received 0, or it may mean that they received any number less than 250. However, if you look at their previous transparency reports , the number was always specifically reported as "0" rather than "0-249". I don't know if that means that they were always supposed to be reporting the range previously even if it were 0, or if it means something changed and the number is now specifically indicated as being something greater than 0. Again, may mean nothing, and even if they did have to comply with something relating to that "National security process" it may not necessarily mean anything especially nefarious. Just noting it as a change in what was recorded in the transparency report. 2 posts - 2 participants Read full topic