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Due process and speech are among our rights so that’s literally what this is

If NSA has a way to break into a device without violating any parties’ rights, they would do so.

Even if NSA wrote the code you might argue the [Apple just has to sign it] step violates Apple’s rights.



However, it's repeatedly been show that they either 1) Break our rights w/ impunity or 2) They go to rubberstamp courts that practically never deny a request to invade privacy.


Wasn't that how FISA warrants were enforced?




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