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Ostensibly it's for debugging crash dumps. In reality you can bet there will be NSL's and other legal tools used to co-opt this stuff for more noble aims, like
by inkling 10y ago
Ostensibly it's for debugging crash dumps.
In reality you can bet there will be NSL's and other legal tools used to co-opt this stuff for more noble aims, like defending against terrorism and protecting our children via fishing expeditions and secret gag orders.
- r3bl 10y ago> via fishing expeditions... If you already have access to the things I type and my metadata includes the websites I visit, you don't really need to phish me to get my credentials. If a service also happens to not support 2FA and doesn't have some sort of account activity section, you can effectively have control of me over that service, without me ever doing anything wrong and me not even suspecting a thing.
- ethbro 10y agoInkling meant fish, as in the legal enforcement sense of using an unrelated charge to obtain a warrant which is then used to fish for evidence of a more serious crime.