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Does it matter? If it's possible to abuse, it's a problem. In a security-centric view, if the door is unlocked, you are inviting people in. Or at least should
by hawleyal 12y ago
Does it matter? If it's possible to abuse, it's a problem.
In a security-centric view, if the door is unlocked, you are inviting people in. Or at least should not be suprised by it.
- modfodder 12y agoI would say it does matter. If its 1%, that seems well in the realm of natural error and probably impossible (or too expensive) to solve. If its 99%, then that is a problem with the enforcement or interpretation of that law that point directly to abues and seems very fixable.
- hawleyal 12y agoWhat I mean is, it doesn't matter if a warrant is justified or not. If the device is less secure to allow warrants to be carried out, it's less secure in general.