As long as the general public is legally permitted to do it, then yes, I think it&#x27;s fine.<p>I agree with the outcome of the case, just not necessarily how they arrived there.<p>As for attaching things to utility poles, etc. yes, most cities and local governments have rules&#x2F;laws about that, they&#x27;re just usually not strongly enforced.  As an example:<p>&quot;No one is allowed to attach to utility poles in the state of Pennsylvania without permission from the pole owner.&quot;<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pplelectric.com&#x2F;at-your-service&#x2F;for-contractors-and-builders&#x2F;pole-attachment-services&#x2F;attaching-to-poles.aspx" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.pplelectric.com&#x2F;at-your-service&#x2F;for-contractors-...</a><p>As long as the government had a warrant, or this was a private citizen exercising their legal rights, I have no problem with it.<p>What I would have a problem with is the government performing surveillance that only they could legally do without a warrant or evaluation by a judge of some kind.