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Also, the government doesn't need a warrant to intercept a UPS package. [citation needed]
by rosser 13y ago
Also, the government doesn't need a warrant to intercept a UPS package.
[citation needed]
- nsp 13y agoIt's hard* to find credible sources on this on the open web, if you read something like the Silk Road[illegal eBay for drugs, you pay with bitcoin] forums on tor, this is widely reported, and verified by self-proclaimed employees of the companies(ups FedEx). More convincingly vendors universally ship through USPS explicitly because they provide a warrant. Disclaimers: I am not a customer, and have not used the service, but believe that looking at the security methods used by those actively prosecuted is a decent way to figure out with precautions/security measures work. *though a quick google of ups open package on warrant will reveal many on dubious forums
- sneak 13y agoWhen in the possession of UPS, they can just ask UPS to volunteer it. They are allowed to, and will. You gave it away. The law specifically prevents this for US mail.