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by dragonwriter
1775 days ago
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> No, the Fourth Amendment applies to private actors acting on behalf of the government. It applies to private actors acting as agents of the government, it doesn't apply to private actors who for private reasons not directed by the government conduct searches and report suspicious results to the government (other property and privacy laws might, though.) |
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But the 4th Amendment would cover Apple being forced to modify their system to scan for anything else the Government has told them to.