Adding `fly.io` to my permanent "never use" list. If they're not going to lawyer up when it comes to the 4th amendment, I will never use this service.

It's so reassuring to know that all a cloud provider needs to compromise its users trust is an official looking letterhead.

Definitely 0% chance they could ever be phished by a foreign (or domestic) power with enough email (or letter) know-how.

At least other big tech companies were forced to kneel with secret (unconstitutional) FISA orders. Both Apple and Google at least try to show that they're pushing back.

EG: google shifted location data to local device only to combat Geo fencing warrants

EG: Apple [requiring warrants](https://apnews.com/article/apple-push-notification-data-cour...) to read push notifications

(why aren't push notifications E2E encrypted in the year-of-our-lord 202X?)