▲ | Okawari 3 days ago | |||||||
I think 'restoring the ability to wiretap' is misleading as this is not 'restoring the ability', its more akin to 'wiretapping everyone all the time'. Wiretapping requires probable cause and a court order in order to be used chat control does not. It will report thousands daily and no one will be blamed or punished for false reports which turned out did not have probable cause. It was a reactive tool in the police's arsenal, it was not proactive like this is supposed to be. Wiretapping requires/required significant manpower investment in order to surveil a single potential criminal which rightfully forced the police to prioritize their resources. Chat Control is automated and will enable the same amount of police to police more people. Wiretapping was not retroactive. This system will create records that can be stored for a long time for very cheap. This is not restoring wiretapping, this is supercharging wiretapping. | ||||||||
▲ | Jensson 3 days ago | parent [-] | |||||||
> Wiretapping requires probable cause and a court order in order to be used chat control does not Chat control does not allow the government to read anyones messages for any reason, so no that is not true. > Wiretapping was not retroactive. This system will create records that can be stored for a long time for very cheap. But storing these messages is illegal. | ||||||||
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