> I know that isn't how you should look at it, but that's still how it feels It's definitely how you should look at it because it's right. Once a device is com

> I know that isn't how you should look at it, but that's still how it feels It's definitely how you should look at it because it's right. Once a device is compromised in this way, there's no going back and the erosion of privacy and expansion of scope will become neverending. If a capability exists, it will just be too hard for spooks to keep their fingers out of the cookie jar.