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Freedom of communication. In other words, "unreasonable search and seizure" extended to all communications. The same caveats - the authorities should be require
by rlpb 9y ago
Freedom of communication. In other words, "unreasonable search and seizure" extended to all communications. The same caveats - the authorities should be required to obtain an individual and targeted warrant before being allowed to (attempt to) intercept, and this should be granted only upon reasonable suspicion of a crime as determined by a judge.
If they fail to intercept, they could always get warrants to secretly surveil the suspects, swap or backdoor their hardware, etc.