+1 for the thought -100 for the thought...
But at the end of the day, we dont want to encourage the deep surveillance state... but we techie always look at this sort of thing and then say "hmmm... wouldnt it be interesting if..."
But at the end of the day, we dont want to encourage the deep surveillance state... but we techie always look at this sort of thing and then say "hmmm... wouldnt it be interesting if..."
The majority of these techniques are allowed in the US because Congress doesn't know / care.
The more popular exploits of insecure technologies we get, the more security becomes an economically beneficial differentiator. And the more concerned calls your local Congressperson receives.
This is for jealous spouses.
Nope. But if somebody replaced the cable while you weren't looking ...