re once tapped your code is no good any more in article apr clarinet com brad clarinet com brad templeton writes once it hits land you can record it if you have telco access the telco isn t supposed to give that without a warrant that s the rule today but even so the evidence would not be admissible i think unless the judge so ordered i think that even interception of the crypttext without a warrant would be illegal cops can t record today s plain cellular calls and then ask a judge hey can we have permission to listen to those tapes can they how long do you think it will be before it becomes legal for the police to record encrypted conversations it s not violating your privacy because we can t read the encryption without a warrant with the usual good faith exception if they accidentally record a non encrypted conversation besides it s covered by the drug exception to the fourth amendment pray for peace bill bill stewart wcs anchor att com at t bell labs m holmdel nj no i m from new jersey i only work in cyberspace white house commect line fax
