Court to hear IR heat signature case

Dagnabit · 03-06-2001, 10:09 PM

That's the point. Every intelligent person has no expectation of privacy on wireless calls of any kind. Every unintelligent person thinks they're somehow protected. Probably by that same government that will break their privacy at will.

What if an unintelligent person finds out that wireless calls are at risk, and puts aluminum foil around their windows to protect the wireless transmissions from getting out. Does that person have an expectation of privacy?

03-06-2001, 10:09 PM	#12
Dagnabit High Propagandist Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 115	That's the point. Every <i>intelligent</i> person has no expectation of privacy on wireless calls of any kind. Every <i>unintelligent</i> person thinks they're somehow protected. Probably by that same government that will break their privacy at will. What if an unintelligent person finds out that wireless calls are at risk, and puts aluminum foil around their windows to protect the wireless transmissions from getting out. Does <i>that</i> person have an expectation of privacy?

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