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hmmm the argument that it is not reasonable that what I view on the internet is private is disturbing. I do have a reasonable expectation of it being private.
by lettergram 13y ago
hmmm the argument that it is not reasonable that what I view on the internet is private is disturbing. I do have a reasonable expectation of it being private.
This is referring to the Attorney Generals statement that we do not have a reasonable expectation for our meta data not to be public.
- nathas 13y ago"Because you share that information with phone companies, etc". He referenced a court decision about that. Can someone who knows what the case might be find it?
- lettergram 13y agoThat was related to a phone company, not for the internet. The internet providers give me a reasonable expectation of privacy. The point is, this hasn't been tested via the justice system because it was hidden. Therefore the simple explanation that it was a court decision previously (to something similar, but not explicit) is not very comforting.
- LoganCale 13y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_v._Maryland https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smith_v._Maryland