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Probable cause. If there's no evidence of any kind that the data is actually encrypted data vs random sensor data then there is no way for this law to be invoke
by hahainternet 13y ago
Probable cause. If there's no evidence of any kind that the data is actually encrypted data vs random sensor data then there is no way for this law to be invoked.
- baxter001 13y agoSpecifically there has to be evidence that the data had a prior 'intelligible form' before encryption, in the case of a file of white noise there can be no such evidence.
- darkarmani 13y agoThe problem is that probable cause doesn't mean it is actually encrypted. What happens when they have probable cause, but it is actually sensor data?