I do not think this is a "puff piece." I think there is a legitimate concern here that falls - aside from phishing scams and obvious privacy implications - int

I do not think this is a "puff piece." I think there is a legitimate concern here that falls - aside from phishing scams and obvious privacy implications - into the province of: * Crooked cops and unscrupulous prosecutors - 1 * Defendant - 0 If even SMS messages can be recovered despite having been deleted, that's a lot of forensic trail nobody should have. Law enforcement investigating a person who is not currently accused of a crime and for whom an arrest warrant is not issued should be entitled to examine communications occurring from the moment they are granted (by a court order) a tap request and it is implemented, NOT communications having occurred prior to that point. This dangerously changes the balance of power.