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They could always do that: once they have a warrant, they can search your house and pretend to find physical evidences in it.
by BiteCode_dev 5y ago
They could always do that: once they have a warrant, they can search your house and pretend to find physical evidences in it.
- ben_w 5y agoIndeed they could. However the linked page says: > A DATA DISRUPTION WARRANT enables the agencies to “add, copy, delete or alter” data on devices. With the exception of the word “copy”, this makes it seem like the plan is to make it not merely possible but also legally acceptable for anyone given such a warrant to create/place that evidence (or delete things to make real data look incriminating by lack of context). Again, I really know I can’t trust my interpretation of any legal text, all I can say is it does sound bad to an outsider like me.