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The standard is "could any random passerby do this with legal and common tools," not "is this technology used commonly." Regardless of how the definition of wha
by Talanes 7y ago
The standard is "could any random passerby do this with legal and common tools," not "is this technology used commonly." Regardless of how the definition of what is or is not considered common shifts, the fundamentals of the two situations remain different.
- pas 7y agoMy point is that that standard was set in a Supreme Court ruling. And that is easily overturned by any other Supreme Court.