The (then) CEO of Google Inc. loudly declared the (constitutional) legalese that the users of his company's product have "no reasonable expectation of privacy".
The Supreme Court is perfectly clear as to what rights we have when we don't have "reasonable expectation of privacy".
Finally, we are effectively coerced [in]to using these products -- unless you want to head to the woods and live the back to nature life.
The Supreme Court is perfectly clear as to what rights we have when we don't have "reasonable expectation of privacy".
Finally, we are effectively coerced [in]to using these products -- unless you want to head to the woods and live the back to nature life.
Game is over.