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I wish I could find the article but a few years ago I read a story that was every well written the went through in detail all the ways the cops have much more a
by syshum 9y ago
I wish I could find the article but a few years ago I read a story that was every well written the went through in detail all the ways the cops have much more access to our private lives and data then they did even 20 years ago, and how the entire "going dark" excuse is really more accurately stating going back to the level of information they had around year 2000
- OnMyPhone 9y agoI used to work with some detectives who told me this exact thing. The "little tracking devices" helped them solve a lot more crimes than they ever dreamed of, but they said that it also requires a lot more paperwork, desk work, warrants, etc to do anything now. So even though it's easier, they have to jump through a lot more hoops to get the data. They also said that that work is 90% of their jobs now. The other 10% is "non-it computer work." It's a small local sheriff's dept (if that makes any difference).
- cbluth 9y agoThe problem with that is, they continually make the process more convenient and streamlined for them. Warrants? Soon a thing of the past.