1. Is the FBI ignoring the reality of the state of technology? There are plenty of non-service provider dependent modes of communication that you just couldn't compel like you would with CALEA.
2. You need to extend the intercept mandate to individuals running Tor nodes, open source technology developers and right on down to the individual using the technology. To do this our government would need to place strict regulations on communication technologies and encryption.
3. Does the FBI have its NSA peers in the executive branch to thank for abusing warrantless snooping that has triggered the actions of name brand and niche communication providers alike to implement stronger cryptos? Now they want our sympathy?
I think the FBI is knowingly leaving the public in the dark about internal advancements regarding codebreaking and data analysis. But they somehow try to make a point appealing to the emotional need of security through state surveillance.
1. Is the FBI ignoring the reality of the state of technology? There are plenty of non-service provider dependent modes of communication that you just couldn't compel like you would with CALEA.
2. You need to extend the intercept mandate to individuals running Tor nodes, open source technology developers and right on down to the individual using the technology. To do this our government would need to place strict regulations on communication technologies and encryption.
3. Does the FBI have its NSA peers in the executive branch to thank for abusing warrantless snooping that has triggered the actions of name brand and niche communication providers alike to implement stronger cryptos? Now they want our sympathy?