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These articles are redundant and tiring. Police have never needed a warrant if the party with possession of the data willingly provides it.
by 2OEH8eoCRo0 2y ago
These articles are redundant and tiring. Police have never needed a warrant if the party with possession of the data willingly provides it.
- lupusreal 2y agoThat's not really true in the general case though. Your landlord could willingly give the police the information needed to cut a spare key to your apartment but that wouldn't make it legal for the police to search your shit without a warrant. And they're not supposed to be able to get your phone records by simply sweet talking the phone company, nor read your mail by finding a cooperative postmaster. This kind of shit is supposed to require a warrant. > tiring Drink a coffee or something, the articles will continue until there is either reform or a suspension of the first ammendment.
- hiatus 2y agoThe news here is that carmakers are willingly providing that data. That is useful from a consumer perspective.
- nehal3m 2y agoShitty situations should be remedied. This is most definitely a shitty situation. To effect change we need to keep the pressure up and keep calling out shitty behavior. That is indeed redundant and tiring but it must be done.