People can easily buy technology to log every keystroke on someone’s computer, the court noted, but that did not make those keystrokes “readily accessible to th

People can easily buy technology to log every keystroke on someone’s computer, the court noted, but that did not make those keystrokes “readily accessible to the general public.” This is an awful argument. On the one hand, someone is broadcasting information on a public channel. On the other, you need to surreptitiously install hardware or software on someone's computer. The fact that people didn't realize they were broadcasting on a public channel is terrible grounds to claim that they had an expectation of privacy. What do you mean truckers on the highway were listening to my private CB conversation with my fiance?!