SBF banned from using online messengers under new bail agreement
U.S. prosecutors reportedly agreed to allow Sam Bankman-Fried to stay at home while restricting him from using some electronic devices and apps.
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U.S. prosecutors reportedly agreed to allow Sam Bankman-Fried to stay at home while restricting him from using some electronic devices and apps.
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