"My house, my devices, my property" shouldn't even be up for debate
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Yes. He conceded that, thinking about what he wants with his wife and children.
The discussion becomes one of legal warrants. I maintain that legal warrants can not bring the prerequisite that everybody is rendered insecure in their effects.
Law enforcement must do the old fashioned things, and be denied the ability to strip every man, woman, and child at will.
There are already laws against refusing to cooperate with warrants. If a judge demands I cooperate with a search and I don't... charge me with that.
You don't strip Mankind of basic dignity just because the system wants assurance of access.
In other words, civilization is not the states detention center, and the population is legitimate and reasonable to adopt freedom tech to resist tyranny from the totalitarian instinct presented in authoritarianism and even technological technocracy.