There is no fight here, there never was. It's been an unfortunate reality since before my parents were born. This hypothetical applies to innawoods too. Oh, yo

There is no fight here, there never was. It's been an unfortunate reality since before my parents were born. This hypothetical applies to innawoods too. Oh, you were the only people with your phones turned on when X happened in the middle of nowhere? It must be you, come on and fumble your words already so we have something to tie you on. Ultimately, the issue with mass surveillance isn't privacy (although I do appreciate privacy myself), the issue is how it empowers corrupt, overzealous, or otherwise idiotic subsets of law enforcement. The Fourth Amendment is not to guarantee your privacy, it's to guarantee your security from corrupt, overzealous, or otherwise idiotic subsets of law enforcement.