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Big Tech, NCMEC, Law Enforcement, and the 4th Amendment

Tlrmln said:
The postal service? No, it's a government agency.

FedEx or UPS? If your contract with them says they can open packages, then yes. And if you don't like that, don't use them.
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It doesn’t matter that it is a government agency. 4th amendment only applies if there is a criminal investigation.
 
Tlrmln said:
The postal service? No, it's a government agency.

FedEx or UPS? If your contract with them says they can open packages, then yes. And if you don't like that, don't use them.
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So, you wouldn’t care if UPS delivered a package that was ripped open and then taped back together simply because UPS wanted to look through your order?

If you say you wouldn’t care, I just wouldn’t believe you.
 
clapee said:
So, you wouldn’t care if UPS delivered a package that was ripped open and then taped back together simply because UPS wanted to look through your order?

If you say you wouldn’t care, I just wouldn’t believe you.
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Yes, I would care. If they did that, I wouldn't use them.
 
Tlrmln said:
Yes, I would care. If they did that, I wouldn't use them.
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Let’s suppose whatever they found in that package was unlawful and they sent that evidence to the FBI. The US Attorney then charges you with a crime. What’s your opinion then?
 
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