Cutter wrote on Apr 6, 2016, 14:47:

In an e-mailed statement, the SPD says it "served a warrant at the home while investigating information received from the National Center for Missing and Exploiting Children" involving the possible distribution of child pornography. A judge signed the warrant. And: "The department greatly appreciates the ongoing work and advocacy of members of the Seattle Privacy Coalition."

Right. Yeah. Sure.

Asked to comment on the irony of helping the city with the privacy initiative, only to have his privacy violated this morning, Robinson said, "It's not ironic. It's worrisome. I was petrified." He said one officer insisted on standing in his bedroom while he got dressed before being taken outside. The officer saw him in the nude.

Welcome to the fascist police state.

So now I have to wonder if the NCMEC is cooperating with police to engineer these fishing expeditions. I assume they're not fans of TOR. I hope the activists get a good lawyer and find out what the basis of the warrant was. If it was just the fact that they ran an exit node, they should certainly sue the city for this harassment.

Clearly Hogan should be issued even more money than $140 million, not have the amount reduced. If Gawker can even find the cash to appeal.

In an e-mailed statement, the SPD says it "served a warrant at the home while investigating information received from the National Center for Missing and Exploiting Children" involving the possible distribution of child pornography. A judge signed the warrant. And: "The department greatly appreciates the ongoing work and advocacy of members of the Seattle Privacy Coalition."

Right. Yeah. Sure.

Asked to comment on the irony of helping the city with the privacy initiative, only to have his privacy violated this morning, Robinson said, "It's not ironic. It's worrisome. I was petrified." He said one officer insisted on standing in his bedroom while he got dressed before being taken outside. The officer saw him in the nude.

Welcome to the fascist police state.

I wouldn't trust Whatsapp.

Use Signal instead.

I am glad they did this.
im sure cuz whatsapp is owned by facebook -insert comments-