Im glad she resisted this seizure of her personal property. But what about all the data that phone transmits over the internet which can be / is collected by most every intelligence agency, without a warrant?
I mean, we see the articles posted here on hackernews daily about insecure information security, corporate malfeasance, and stories like this where law enforcement steps over legal boundaries.
I dont think its an incredible position to hold that intelligence agencies exploit all 3 of those situations, including any number of undisclosed zero-days, in order to surveil broad swaths of the population.
This is tinfoil hat stuff. Depending on the data and the situation, they need warrants just like everyone else.
I don't believe this is true.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/09/nsa-loophole-w...