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But then the 4h means nothing! Any communication that can technically be eavesdropped is "onbjectively" not private. So where is there a legal expectation of pr
by sukilot 12y ago
But then the 4h means nothing! Any communication that can technically be eavesdropped is "onbjectively" not private. So where is there a legal expectation of privacy?
- azernik 12y agoIt's completely based on precedent (i.e. court rulings). According to Wikipedia [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expectation_of_privacy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expectation_of_privacy] one appeals court has ruled that there is a reasonable expectation of privacy for e-mail, but that is something that the Supreme Court can overrule or not depending on what the Justices' personal take on the situation is.