> So they can get a warrant to come into your house while you're not home and put a keylogger in your keyboard USB cable, or put a bug on the UART of your router, etc. Or just hacking your cheap Netgear router with one of the hundreds of vulnerabilities that exist.
That's actually not that weird.
If you are a suspected criminal and a judge give a warrant targeting you specifically, it's quite natural the police can now gather information on you by any mean possible.
It's not warrant-less, it's not mass surveillance, it sounds like regular police work. Or am I missing something?
That's actually not that weird.
If you are a suspected criminal and a judge give a warrant targeting you specifically, it's quite natural the police can now gather information on you by any mean possible.
It's not warrant-less, it's not mass surveillance, it sounds like regular police work. Or am I missing something?