Keeling over on this would just be a final act of surrender regarding any semblance of privacy defenses. If warranted government access represents a final surr

Keeling over on this would just be a final act of surrender regarding any semblance of privacy defenses. If warranted government access represents a final surrender and not the first surrender, we've already lost privacy defenses ages ago. In a world where consumer privacy is invaded by hardware vendors, software vendors and service providers with data to sell. All without a second thought whenever there is a whiff of profitability, what are we even holding on to? When I don't have and can't get root on my own devices, do we even have privacy defenses in computing to begin with? Never installing software or ever visiting a website isn't a defense. It's a cop-out to pretend like the existence of that option somehow means we're not all already fucked.