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What is most interesting(read horrifying) to me is that people will argue that this is not a 4th amendment violation because private company. But will later the
by themaninthedark 5y ago
What is most interesting(read horrifying) to me is that people will argue that this is not a 4th amendment violation because private company. But will later then argue that it is not Apple's fault because the government pressured them.
If the government is pressuring Apple to violate someone's privacy and Apple does so, that makes Apple's actions in that case a state actor and makes the actions unconstitutional.
- ViViDboarder 5y agoThe nuance is that both of these can be true. Apple isn’t violating the 4th and Apple has no choice (unproven). The government, by way of Apple, could be violating the 4th amendment.