content: Well, I think it's a bit more than that - the article does a pretty good job juxtaposing the costs of a "traditional" search vs. a file search across the cloud. What's a little disingenuous here is the idea that maybe fewer people will be detained as a result of this, and (paraphrasing) "after all, if there's some Law & Order like twist and we prosecute someone who is totally innocent, they can always defend themselves in court." Lawsuits are ruinous, at least in this country, and suck up vast amounts of wealth most Americans don't have, ruin careers, etc. etc. I don't think we should just shrug and carry on with the idea that it's ok to prosecute innocent people for stuff when the cost can be so high. The article also does a pretty crappy job of explaining why a judge wouldn't sign a warrant in a case like this in, say, 5 minutes :P