Without a search warrant from the court the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) can be freely open e-mails, messages on Facebook, Twitter United States citizens anytime and anywhere. The statement is in accordance with the report by ZDNet belongs guide the agency (FBI).
Access emails without a warrant by the FBI considered not violate the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which states protect citizens from unreasonable searches and examinations. The same is true for prosecutors and investigators from the U.S. Justice Department, they do not need a warrant to access the personal data that its citizens.
To access all the footage from the Internet service provider (ISP) FBI only hold a summons (subpoena) from federal prosecutors as a keyword citizens to access email.
Subpoena only be used to deliver all the user data of a company, whereas for access to the "data communication" such as who the other person, when a conversation occurred, and of the location or the computer where the transaction occurs by eating capitalize IP summons is enough.
This report is widespread just a few weeks after the request for the FBI spying unexpected hackers through spyware rejected by the court. The FBI received criticism from the judges for not explain why other methods can not be used.
Statements and reports related to the freedom of access to personal data was not fully agreed by technology companies like Google which states that in order to open the "e-mail content" and the user's personal data must comply with the search warrant.
At the same time Microsoft and Google issued a "transparency report" which explains the number of requests from government authorities around the world to access users' personal data, including the authority of the U.S. government.
Twitter is also trying to maintain personal data users even when they have permission by the summons or search warrant.
Source
http://tekno.kompas.com/read/2013/05/20/15075596/FBI.Bisa.Intip.Isi.EMail.Seenaknya
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