Vercel sfugge all'accusa di oltraggio alla corte dopo aver ammesso di aver gestito male la risposta al mandato dell'FBI
Sintesi redazionale: I file richiesti dalle autorità federali erano in una coda di eliminazione, non erano stati cancellati definitivamente. Fonte originale: https://www.theregister.com/legal/2026/06/10/vercel-escapes-contempt-rap-after-admitting-it-botched-fbi-warrant-response/5253563
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