I think that regardless of the touchy subject, the question of the author is fair as stated in the article: "Is there a limit on how many different places can

I think that regardless of the touchy subject, the question of the author is fair as stated in the article: "Is there a limit on how many different places can be searched under a single warrant while still satisfying the requirement that the warrant describe the “place to be searched”? Can a single warrant justify a search of thousands or even (hypothetically) millions of computers, all used by different people who don’t know each other? At what point does the use of a single warrant to search many places make the warrant a general warrant that the Fourth Amendment prohibits?"