On March 21, iGuRu.gr was the first nationwide to publish the "under the table" agreement that exists between of the Redmond giant company and the FBI. The revelations came to light after documents were leaked by the hacktivist group, Syrian Electronic Army. It e-pcmag.gr published a different take on the story today, which probably came as no surprise since almost all of us are now familiar with publications that want big tech companies to work closely with law enforcement. THE by clicking here states: If the fact that Microsoft earns millions from the Android devices sold is surprising to you, how about the millions he earns annually by charging it FBI;
Recent have come to light invoices of the company by Redmond, demonstrating the above.
The FBI pays small amounts for each case, from 50 to 100 dollars, but the cases are so many that the Windows company puts in its funds about one million every quarter, to give access to its user data.
Of course the protocols to be followed when documents are delivered to government agencies is very strict, the legal procedures that take place are time consuming and of course costing.
The company might have revealed the actions of the FBI, but this too could easily court proceedings to ask the company to deliver documents without any charge.
So we understand it is one more compromise among them, rather than a financial support from the FBI to the company.
