Yes, I agree. I’m saying that the article posted here provides actual evidence that they already have the tools they need, therefore…

Yeah, what I’m saying is that this proves there’s no need for chat control. Law enforcement can already get what they want by being sneaky.

Almost. More like they asked to use the bathroom then unlatched the bathroom window, left, and returned later through that window when the homeowner wasn’t paying attention

That’s not MITM done by the signal foundation.

To me, this proves that the police can still get the information they need without us handing over our encryption keys and requiring ‘service providers’ to MITM for them.

They did. After world war 2 ended, VW continued and GM reabsorbed Opel with no penalties.

They made adaptors from what you’ve got to rj11.

https://youtu.be/bTQQ5idTDjo

Yeah, I mean people still drive VW and GM cars despite the respective manufacturers both benefiting from Nazi Germany during world war 2.

Good point, great comparison.

It can build up overnight though, so I think the question remains valid.

I wonder if it ‘toots to scoot.’

private tracker accounts cost money

No, those are ‘semi private’ the ones you can buy into aren’t really ‘private trackers’.
The ones that are near impossible to get into without knowing someone are the ones that are actually private.