Re:IRS claims it can read your e-mail without a warrant
by dclowd9901 on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @04:33PM
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So the true comparison might be standing naked on your walkway to your front door from the curbside, and saying people don't have a right to take your picture. It's prviate property that's publicly viewable. When expressed this way, then it's actually pretty easy to see how it extends to the real world (you have no expectation of privacy in the publicly viewable space).
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Re:IRS claims it can read your e-mail without a warrant
by Terretta on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @05:38PM
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No, think private car with tinted windows and a privacy partition shuttling you from home to the office. You'd be annoyed if your changing clothes in the back seat showed up on YouTube, because while your transport was along public routes, it was encapsulated in an expectation of privacy afforded you by your private car provider.