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I find this cloud argument rather weak. So you have two ways getting illegal contents into a country. Instead of preventing both measures (which is what govern
by paradite 8y ago
I find this cloud argument rather weak.
So you have two ways getting illegal contents into a country. Instead of preventing both measures (which is what governments are trying to do [1]), you are suggesting ignoring one of the ways because the other way currently works?
The whole point of the customs and laws is to prevent any sort of measures to getting illegal contents into the country, either physically or via the cloud. Just because it is currently possible to do it via the cloud, does not mean the customs should give up checking physical devices.
[1] http://time.com/5344265/3d-printed-guns-legal/ http://time.com/5344265/3d-printed-guns-legal/
- jrockway 8y agoYes. Because it's too intrusive to search people's phones without probable cause and a warrant. I don't doubt that searching everyone's phone will result in criminal convictions. I do doubt the value to society in doing that. 3d printed guns are a simple bug in US law -- guns are controlled, but ammunition is not. Easy fix, make the ammo require a permit. Homemade guns are no longer a problem.