> Yes, "they should expect they will have their human rights violated on US soil and it's on them to buy a burner" is off base. If that's the case, Saudi censo

> Yes, "they should expect they will have their human rights violated on US soil and it's on them to buy a burner" is off base. If that's the case, Saudi censorship is more effective than I'd imagined. > Anyone legally in the United States (including tourists) gets constitutional protections. In theory, yes. In practice, it's prudent to assume that the NSA sees everything. > Then again, maybe everyone is abusing SS7 and KSA is just who got caught with their hand in the cookie jar. That's my default assumption.