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Warrant-proof encrypted devices hinder law enforcement • Nebraska Examiner

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The average FBI subject has an exponentially greater array of places where evidence can be stored than a subject 30 years ago. Law enforcement is simply seeking the same constitutional framework and protections in today's digital spaces as we've had for decades with telephone records, banking, financial payments, health care and other areas.

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Nebraska Examiner

Warrant-proof encrypted devices hinder law enforcement • Nebraska Examiner

Evidence is extracted from a smartphone in the FBI Omaha field office’s computer analysis response team (CART) lab. (Courtesy of FBI)On any given day, FBI agents, task force officers, analysts and mission support staff across Nebraska and Iowa respond to and investigate bank robberies, cyber intrusions, human trafficking, terrorism threats, civil rights violations, crimes against children, hostile intelligence activities, public corruption, bomb…

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