> So when they discover that he wrote and sent actual letters, will they then demand access to open our mail? Except, like, with a warrant, they can already o

> So when they discover that he wrote and sent actual letters, will they then demand access to open our mail? Except, like, with a warrant, they can already open our mail. That's a pre-existing power. The difference is under the current legislation a warrant doesn't get them the ability to read WhatsApp conversations; that's the point of contention here, and the difference with the above is perceived to be the problem.