content: I somewhat agree. However, a lot of times subpoenas or "National Security Letters" are used in place of a proper constitutional warrant, that's not right. Another thing is warrants are often overly broad and not particular in nature which the 4th amendment requires. For example, "three-hop warrants" are blatantly unconstitutional, but they are apparently in use these days.  I tried to warn people these "smart" meters and other "smart" devices double as spy devices for corporations and government, but people seem hell bent on walking down the path to a 1984-like dystopia.