It's pretty bad to see Alex Stamos defending these programs that put minors in harms way considering they are entirely voluntary and extrajudicial (no court ord

It's pretty bad to see Alex Stamos defending these programs that put minors in harms way considering they are entirely voluntary and extrajudicial (no court orders). The companies involved are literally handing over personal data to criminals and his response is "well the underfunded police department in Brazil should get better security to fix this". How about you don't give out data without a court order? I don't buy the argument there's ever anything that critical that you can't wake up a judge at 3am to sign an emergency warrant. If it's life and death, it's worth waking someone up, right? And if it's not life and death, it's not an emergency. This whole system is a mess.