They'll get around it on a technicality. Just like NSA did with the 4th Amendment. "Yeah, sure we capture US citizens' data, but we don't do it on US soil and u

They'll get around it on a technicality. Just like NSA did with the 4th Amendment. "Yeah, sure we capture US citizens' data, but we don't do it on US soil and use another moniker (GCHQ) so its ok. Not our fault AT&T routed your call outside of constitutional jurisdiction!". I'm expecting something like, "Yeah, sure you can have your 1st amendment, you just have to give us the keys if we ask or you get charged with destroying evidence/obstruction of justice which together carry more time than almost whatever possible illegal activity your encrypted traffic could have been concealing.