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Re:Freenet build 1495 released: new user entrance, user expe... by ArneBab on Thursday December 29, 2022 @07:22PM (#34179994)
Just having a Freenet connection does not get a warrant — though there are researchers who use some fishy statistics which may be reason not to run a very fast node in the US (because running a fast node provably causes false positives in their statistics).

For some more details, see https://freenetproject.org/the-discredited-levine-2017-appro... and the links therein.

Re:Freenet build 1495 released: new user entrance, user expe... by sandworm101 on Thursday December 29, 2022 @07:27PM (#34180028)
I think you might overestimate how easy it is to get a search warrant, paticularly in the US. This isnt the standard for arrest, let alone conviction. A cop saying "the machine regularly connected to a suspect network" is more than enough for many judges/magistrates... most of which dont know an IP from an IPA.
Re:Freenet build 1495 released: new user entrance, user expe... by calvinmorrison on Thursday December 29, 2022 @09:30PM (#34181068)
Kyle Rittenhouse trial, the lawyer pinch zooming on an photo gallery on an iPhone and arguing its legit is all you need to know
Re:Freenet build 1495 released: new user entrance, user expe... by boppo1 on Thursday December 29, 2022 @11:02PM (#34181648)
It's fascinating how bipartisan this issue is and how little people still seem to care.
Re:Freenet build 1495 released: new user entrance, user expe... by wolverine876 on Friday December 30, 2022 @12:59AM (#34182303)
Can you provide examples?