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      1. …in reply to @russellbrandom
        russellbrandom "The emergence of these tools represents a dangerous expansion in law enforcement’s investigatory powers." upturn.org/work/mass-extraction/
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      russellbrandom "Every day, law enforcement agencies across the country search thousands of cellphones, typically incident to arrest. Often, these searches are done against people’s wills or without meaningful consent." How much plainer can it get?
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    russellbrandom "In 2017, prosecutors used Internet searches for abortion drugs as evidence in a Mississippi woman’s trial for the death of her fetus" washingtonpost.com/technology/2019/04/10/tracking-your-pregnancy-an-app-may-be-more-public-than-you-think/ So web searches *have been used* by law enforcement, right?
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