we pressed apple to tell us how many of those 4,000 to 5,000 requests it actually complied with. we didn t hear back on that. by comparison, facebook says it got 9,000 to 10,000 data requests from the government in the last half of 2012. facebook told us it complied with almost 80% of those requests. i asked chris segoya what happens if a company doesn t comply. ultimately, if the government has the right kind of court order, if the company pushes back too much, the company will get sued and it will get settled in court. reporter: we contacted the major u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agencies to comment on this, asked them to break down how many of the requests to apple came from each one of them. they either wouldn t comment or referred us to the justice department. justice also wouldn t break those numbers down, referring us to an earlier statement saying it used the right legal processes in these requests and that a very small number of accounts were targeted. jake? bri