Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by ozymandias12 on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @12:39AM
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But have they stopped terror and corruption? Does the benefit outweigh the costs?
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Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by AnthonyMouse on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @01:22AM
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There are so few actual terror attacks that the FBI has resorted to goading innocent buffoons into making incriminating statements so they can claim to have foiled something.
There was never a real problem for law enforcement to solve. All we ever needed were reinforced cockpit doors.
Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by pempem on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @02:18AM
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but the rest of the cost has created jobs! it's the great jobs program of our lifetimes.
/s
Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by hef19898 on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @03:45AM
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I think it made some people incredibly rich, jobs are an unplanned side effect.
Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by clove on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @03:37AM
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This, but without the /s.
Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by hulitu on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @02:44AM
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The scope of surveillace is not to stop terror or, god forbids, corruption. The scope is the suppresion of opposition.
Re:The FBI's internal guide for getting data from AT&T, T-Mo...
by hef19898 on Tuesday October 26, 2021 @03:48AM
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That seems to be something literally all governments, from Belarus over Turkey to China, the US and Europe can agree upon. Surveillance of ones citizens is good, consequences of this surveillance vary by country so.