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To be clear, this is not a "backdoor" in the traditional sense. Nobody can log into your router without your consent. This is a way for the router administrato
by tjohns 4y ago
To be clear, this is not a "backdoor" in the traditional sense. Nobody can log into your router without your consent.
This is a way for the router administrator (you) to manually give the police access to a copy of traffic in response to a warrant. The assumption here is that this router is being run at an ISP, and you're a netadmin responsible for handling legal compliance requests.