I think new NSLs have been limited to 3 years now, but I doubt Juniper will <i>ever</i> say it was the NSA, or even that the backdoor that others used was because of an NSA algorithm (which would make both them and the NSA look bad). So in the end it will be more about Juniper&#x27;s reluctance to say than it being gagged.<p>Companies that sell a lot to the US government have a tendency to make more &quot;compromises&quot; to protect the government, too, or do what the government says. See BlackBerry and its new found (or maybe older than we think) &quot;anti-privacy&quot;&#x2F;pro-lawful intercept stance.