> I'm not understanding how it completely circumvents the legal system if the law enforcement agencies are still contacted after the flag is triggered. Because

> I'm not understanding how it completely circumvents the legal system if the law enforcement agencies are still contacted after the flag is triggered. Because, if I were to compare to what OP claims here, constant device scanning and then contacting law enforcement is like having a company constantly infrared scan your house for drug growing, and then contact the authorities about it. This is circumventing the authorities' legal limitations by moving the burden of responsibility to a company.