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>law enforcement generally will not be able to tap into that except in extreme and rare cases Like when they pull someone over for having a tail light out? I c
by deciplex 12y ago
>law enforcement generally will not be able to tap into that except in extreme and rare cases
Like when they pull someone over for having a tail light out? I can't reconcile your statement here with what we already know about parallel construction.
- deciplex 12y agoOkay... so I guess someone here knows more about parallel construction than I do, however while they were kind enough to let us know this by downvoting my apparently wrong post, they were not kind enough to share their thoughts. Are law enforcement agencies not getting data from the NSA to use in arresting and prosecuting defendants via parallel construction?
- xnull2guest 12y agoAccording to Binney they almost certifiably are. I think they downvoted because Binney cites the DEA, CIA and FBI - which are law enforcement - however in this thread posters have taken law enforcement to mean your friendly neighborhood municipal police officer.