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Requiring backdoors could easily be seen as aiding violation of the Fourth Amendment, and thus be unconstitutional.
by themartorana 11y ago
Requiring backdoors could easily be seen as aiding violation of the Fourth Amendment, and thus be unconstitutional.
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- tptacek 11y agoHow does this even make sense? Until recently, virtually all communications that people had were coercively and deliberately backdoored under CALEA. But wiretaps don't fail a 4A test. Why would CALEA's equivalent in software fail?