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Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by user_7832 on Friday May 20, 2022 @09:42AM (#31447238)
Go address some of the posters "why is the front page worthy" - I'm not surprised that 3 letter agencies get all the data they want, but very often it's very covert and not so "official".
Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by superduperuser on Friday May 20, 2022 @11:00AM (#31448398)
"why is this on the front page?"

because someone found and read this wiki and decided to share it with others who also found it interesting so they upvoted it. now here we are

Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by user_7832 on Friday May 20, 2022 @06:49PM (#31453511)
No no, I'm in agreement of this post being relevant, I typoed :(
Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by formerly_proven on Friday May 20, 2022 @11:05AM (#31448469)
Lawful interception is not for "three letter agencies", but for the police (TLAs have their own totally different ways to get this data, in the US they even have their own courts for this). So these are generally documented, judicial processes.
Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by stefan_ on Friday May 20, 2022 @03:47PM (#31451722)
Lawful interception is precisely not made for "three letter agencies", since the latter derive the majority of their power from not spying on the law subjects of their own country. Although the US have of course intentionally muddled this with FISC and at times outright disregard for that simple principle.
Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by mbg721 on Friday May 20, 2022 @11:15AM (#31448593)
The US really needs a distinction between executive powers (which exist because legislative bodies grant the executive branch wide latitude), and legislative powers (specific things the legislature has said to do).
Re:RouterOS – Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement ... by user_7832 on Friday May 20, 2022 @06:49PM (#31453507)
Edit: I meant to type To, not Go. Go makes no grammatical sense :/