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How is this not a 4th amendment violation in terms of law enforcement access? Why are car owners not provided means of denying this to occur?
by IOT_Apprentice 3y ago
How is this not a 4th amendment violation in terms of law enforcement access? Why are car owners not provided means of denying this to occur?
- singleshot_ 3y ago4A does not protect your rights against nongovernmental entities unless they are undertaking a role traditionally occupied by the government and the government knows and assents. This is typically known as the state actor doctrine. If you look it up to learn more, you will find cases about railroads drug testing their employees and FedEx searching for drugs. Searching through your text messages in order to tune your search results is not traditionally the province of the government.
- offtrail 3y ago>it's OK if a corporation violates your rights Wrong. It's that kind of shitty, just roll over, thinking that let everything get as bad as it has. The "Just let a 3rd party do it" loophole needs to be closed.
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- singleshot_ 3y agoI’m not stopping you from being wrong and I’m certainly not stopping you from amending the Constitution.