CypherGhost wrote:

Decius wrote:

In order to resolve the problem you need one of the following:

1. A radical shift in the way courts interpret the Constitution.
2. A new Constitutional Amendment.
3. More band-aid legislation.

Wouldn't another solution be to not store the records in the first place? Is there some law that compels them to? Maybe not logging is a new business model to attract customers. I think I'll start a search engine :)

Well, in fact, the DOJ has been gunning for federal data retention laws for years.

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