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Old 27-03-2017, 01:46 PM #3
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I think Whatsapp should allow them to access someones account if they're involved in a crime and it could be helpful but I don't think they should just be able to log into peoples accounts whenever they felt like it
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Although, I'm in favour of the FBI/CIA whoever, being able to access conversations held online where there is suspicious activity being said. I'm not sure whether the conversations will be held in another language, held using code words, or if its even said complete english... but if theres going to be mass attacks in places in the future (which seems pretty likely...) we should be able to be prepared as these things take a lot of planning and its inevitable that social media comes into the planning.
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