> Same thing as when the SWAT team breaks down a door, just a digital version. Not quite the same thing, because the SWAT team is not stealthy when it breaks d

> Same thing as when the SWAT team breaks down a door, just a digital version. Not quite the same thing, because the SWAT team is not stealthy when it breaks down a door. The stealth aspect is what bothers me about this: it's much harder to make ensure a stealthy operation sticks to all the rules than a public one. In fact, the recent years in Germany have shown that the Parliament doesn't have firm control over what the various secret services do.