[wildbill]

The infrared devices can not only locate the rooms where there are people, they can image the bodies making love.

Is this an invasion of privacy? That’s a trick question.

[BCW]

If the communication is meant to be private. Then it should be protected. The same argument could be said a out postal mail...where the govt could open a yokes mail search through it...and if nothing is found illegal...see it and send it.

Unless stated explicitly, “No expectation of privacy” as seen on govt computer systems or one signs an agreement to monitoring....then the digital world is like the paper world....IMHO...without laws and the respect of said laws....we crumble....just like we are under Barry...

[MeganC]

Looks to me like there’s some business opportunities for people who want to make products to shield homes and businesses from thermal imaging and police surveillance.

[RedStateRocker]

No warrant - no surveillance. Technology is going to change, both what the bad guys and the good guys have access to. The principles should NOT change: there is not and can never be a reason to ignore the restrictions the Founding Fathers put on governmental activity: go before a judge and explain what info you expect to get, why you think you will get it and how you will go about it.