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Name one country that does not spy on it's non citizens. The core part of story was the spying on citizen part without warrants. A Little history...in early 2
by fredgrott 3y ago
Name one country that does not spy on it's non citizens.
The core part of story was the spying on citizen part without warrants.
A Little history...in early 20th century there was a big concern when the pen warrant precedents were established as the FBI felt that it was somewhat illegal. Several SC cases changed their view on that namely specifying that they needed to get a pen warrant for telecommunication eaves dropping.
current 702 upended that as pen warrants generally applied to US citizens even out of country whereas 702 changed that to a probability of there being a US citizen caught in the telecomm eaves dropping.
What would be nice is a revamp of 702 to be warrant based wire-taps that go through a special court for the warrants with the appropriate increase in judges to handle such a change.
- sofixa 3y ago> Name one country that does not spy on it's non citizens. San Marino? Costa Rica? Tuvalu?
- pookah 3y ago[dead]
- ke88y 3y agoShockingly, even the smallest micro-states participate in surveillance of non-citizens. > San Marino Is 23 square miles of land with a population of 33K and is land-locked by Italy. Even still -- as a tiny micro-state land-locked by a friendly NATO and EU member state -- San Marino participates in foreign surveillance in a variety of ways; e.g., a member of the Customs union it collaborates with Europol on counter-terrorism. > Tuvalu Is 10 square miles with 10K people, and even then collaborates with a Five Eyes nation on maritime surveillance. > Costa Rica Unlike the other two examples, Costa Rica is a reasonably sized country. Like other countries which are not tiny micro-states, Costa Rica has its own dedicated intelligence agency independent of collaborative agreements/treaties. It additionally collaborates with both INTERPOL and western intelligence agencies.