Yawns in Engineer… My understanding is there was no warrant. Do you have evidence there was one or are you creating a strawman? Assuming my assumption is correct, which was the basis of my original comment, if the FBI wants to claim compelling need, they better have damn sure…
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(@UKikaski) January 2, 2025
The post Yawns in Engineer… My understanding is there was no warrant. Do you have evidence there was one or are you creating a strawman? Assuming my assumption is correct, which was the basis of my original comment, if the FBI wants to claim compelling need, they better have damn sure consulted the DOJ before accepting evidence from Tezla that could be considered an invasion of privacy or any other 4th Amendment or legal prohibition(s). For example, is Tesla allowed to provided telemetry data of vehicle owners in a specific state to the state police for prosecution of traffic violations without receiving a warrant? Or, more importantly, would the state be able to prosecute based on that data withou first appeared on JOSSICA – jossica.com.

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