Ya know those two bozos the FBI arrested in DC ?
Overwatch has a good piece on who they are and their history.
What Overwatch Discovered About the Two Men Arrested for Impersonating Federal Agents
/nosanitize
https://mailchi.mp/echoanalyticsgroup/all-eyes-on-ukraine-14527227?e=28fc87946c
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As far as I know, there is no Constitutional 'right to privacy', beyond SCOTUS striking down criminalisation of: sodomy, contraception, and abortion, and of course HIPAA Act which only applies to disclosures of health info **by healthcare providers/personnel + healthcare related facilities/companies/billing, etc.?
Certainly there is a legal definition for 'right to privacy', but (as yet) no Constitutional guarantee to such.
If I have restricted my posts to friends only, yes, they need a warrant.
But if I've posted it publicly, allowing any and all to share my post, no, that post never had privacy to lose.
@XSGeek @EileenKCarpenter @corlin
lol! they already do--but it's not just the FBI, NSA has been doing it for at least 7-8 years nnow
@XSGeek @EileenKCarpenter @corlin
CORRECTION:
I regret to say that my remark about "7-8 years" was factually incorrect by a substantial amount. (My, how time has flown!) The correct length of time regardin NSA spying on us via the internet/our pcs, according to EFF, is since 2001 and 2005, making it at -least- 17 years.