← Back to context Comment by throw1234567891 4 hours ago It is allowed under certain circumstances. 2 comments throw1234567891 Reply prerok 4 hours ago I am pretty sure there would have to be a court order, i.e. a severe violation would have to have good ground to be suspected. throw1234567891 4 hours ago No court order. Just a suspicion against an individual, and a process to follow. Plus, you have to tell them. There is no mass surveillance without notice, correct.
prerok 4 hours ago I am pretty sure there would have to be a court order, i.e. a severe violation would have to have good ground to be suspected. throw1234567891 4 hours ago No court order. Just a suspicion against an individual, and a process to follow. Plus, you have to tell them. There is no mass surveillance without notice, correct.
throw1234567891 4 hours ago No court order. Just a suspicion against an individual, and a process to follow. Plus, you have to tell them. There is no mass surveillance without notice, correct.
I am pretty sure there would have to be a court order, i.e. a severe violation would have to have good ground to be suspected.
No court order. Just a suspicion against an individual, and a process to follow. Plus, you have to tell them. There is no mass surveillance without notice, correct.