>it's arguably more frustrating for them to do so, since they must use international agreements to get it. // Caution, abject speculation: I thought spooks li

>it's arguably more frustrating for them to do so, since they must use international agreements to get it. // Caution, abject speculation: I thought spooks like this kind of thing because they can do illegal things in other jurisdictions that they're restrained from doing in their own - or get foreign agents to spy on you to avoid getting a warrant. Like they can route traffic to another country, then have affects there hack you to avoid laws that curtail actions against your own citizens. I don't know, just seemed like one point of groups like Five-eyes.