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> the only reason anybody was complying with an EDR was because there was a law mandating they do so Alternatively, it's possible that understaffed and overwor
by logifail 5y ago
> the only reason anybody was complying with an EDR was because there was a law mandating they do so
Alternatively, it's possible that understaffed and overworked providers are more concerned about their company looking bad when "Missing Child X with schoolbag containing cellphone" isn't located before the next news cycle?
Doesn't due process exist for a reason? Even if that's occasionally a PITA for the authorities?