I find it _astounding_ that people are supporting the idea of forcing Levinson to back down on the guarantee of privacy he'd made to his _other_, not under any probable cause level of suspicion, 400,000 fully-entitled-to-the-privacy-they've-chosen-to-pay-for customers. Violating the privacy of four hundred THOUSAND unrelated-to-the-investigation users? Users who had an expectation of privacy, who were buying a service from a company marketing themselves on providing privacy. Then attempting to coerce that company's founder into not only failing to provide the service his customers were paying him for - but also denying him the right to let them know.
All because _one_ customer has monumentally embarrassed a particularly powerful government department.
Is that _seriously_ "OK" in anybodies worldview?