Exactly. The NSA is allowed to listen in when traffic is unencrypted because there is inherently no expectation of privacy in unencrypted traffic. The FBI has p

Exactly. The NSA is allowed to listen in when traffic is unencrypted because there is inherently no expectation of privacy in unencrypted traffic. The FBI has probable cause to receive all keys to everyone's encrypted traffic because you're obviously hiding something criminal. The question I'd love to ask the heads of these various agencies. In what circumstance does the 4th amendment apply? Seems like we always ask 'is this current procedure justified' with some inevitable pretext found.