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Yes, by doing things like putting "bugs" in their homes or workplaces to listen in on them. There's nothing stopping the authorities from doing this now, and i
by magduf 7y ago
Yes, by doing things like putting "bugs" in their homes or workplaces to listen in on them.
There's nothing stopping the authorities from doing this now, and in fact, it's even easier now with the level of miniaturization we have now.
- umvi 7y agoBugging peoples' homes without their consent seems like an equally egregious privacy violation
- LinuxBender 7y agoThat sounds like a job for Alexa!
- gerytu 7y agoOr the cell phone or computer or fitbit or smart meter or doorbell or nest or television or maybe all of these combined, and all those of your friends or relatives or neighbors, also combined.
- magduf 7y agoThat's why they have warrants.