LAWYER: Cops Are Using YouTube Videos as Bait!

[@samuelharris2533]

The judge who signed off on the warrant should not only be unbeanched, but in prison

[@Lee-xu2wb]

Take away the judge's beanch!

[@TheUnojoe2]

A big poin repeating problem is the “selective enforcement” at every level of our system; corporate, financial, federal, state, county, city, AND “The Bar Association” which practices “Law” and not constitutional compliance or enforcement. Huston, we have a problem.

[@TheUnojoe2]

Oh, KZbin… selectively replacing words after pushing send.

[@Lee-xu2wb]

@@TheUnojoe2 It just deleted my post. What gives?

[@ScottBeck79]

​@@TheUnojoe2 I thought I was the only one this happened to and it's been happening since "2020" - no coincidence there. Now I know I'm not seeing things or mistyping.

[@jasonshults368]

Fishing without a license.

[@tobykornreich2719]

Absolutely brilliant comment!

[@jayrowe6473]

BE the game warden.

[@Andrewflusche]

Yes, underrated comment. :)

[@nimrod275]

Lol. I get faced with a fine or jail if I fish without my license

[@josephcarson7945]

I love your comment.Imagine if we all flipped the script and the Constitution was actually respected and talking about rights at a cop encounter wasn't completely written off as a crazy?All in all things should be a lot more free in the land of the free. I can't turn on youtube these days without hearing about another 20 million dollar lawsuit.

[@josiah5776]

But if you've done nothing wrong, you have nothing to fear. Yeah, right.

[@baneverything5580]

Unless they "suspect" you of being "the dangerous guy they`re looking for." "LAY DOWN IN THE MUDHOLE NOW! DROP THE WEAPONS WE KNOW YOU`RE CARRYING!!!"

[@josiah5776]

@@baneverything5580 Exactly! My comment was all sarcasm.

[@ThatBugBehindYou]

The quote that started all of this, 9/11 continues to be America's biggest tragedy with all of the unconstitutional policies enacted from it.

[@josiah5776]

@@ThatBugBehindYou Exactly ... police state (light)

[@LyricsQuest]

I know, the "frame them and entrap them for nothing" country.

[@AB-ez4rm]

The vote on FISA makes warrants irrelevant now.

[@susanolson3611]

term limits

[@unbreakable7633]

@@susanolson3611 Until the limits of the Constitution are enforced by the courts again, nothing will stop the trend to tyranny short of resort to the 2nd.

[@davesiringo7147]

Beat me to it👍

[@VioletWings1353]

The recent vote reauthorized FISA. It's unfortunately not something new.

[@nicklausmisiti5204]

yup land of the free and home of the brave = land of the enslaved & home of the coward

[@eerboe]

This is the government the Founding Fathers warned us about.

[@warrenpuckett4203]

Well cash will soon be outlawed. it started with leaving the US with $5000 or more was illegal. Now flying inside the US with $5000 is probable cause for you are doing something illegal. Guilty until proven innocent. It must be confiscated. Good luck with getting it back.

[@ivanp7]

didn't hear them speaking

[@shuham6261]

Tyranny has become law.

[@oldfordman68]

Old saying, Don't steal because the government doesn't like the competition.

[@mrsparex]

Ron Paul quote I believe...

[@5yearsout]

Now you are on the list.

[@jacobkubacki2719]

Ain’t that like the truth!

[@jacobkubacki2719]

Im pretty sure Ive been on the list. I still believe boys have a penis & girls have a vagina & they don’t like that either. 😂

[@saltyolbroad2962]

Never heard that but it's a good one! 😂

[@WatchedZ01]

At what point does the police’s invasion of privacy and their level of fishing, cross into criminal conspiracy and or full blown coercion?

[@TheMelnTeam]

They're long past it, and the question for quite some time now has been "what are you going to do about it".

[@anthonyiocca5683]

@@TheMelnTeamWhat do we “think” we can do about it? PRAY 🙏 God, grant “us” the serenity to accept the things “we” cannot change, the courage to change the things “we” can, and wisdom to know the difference. Amen

[@anthonyiocca5683]

Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For thou art with me; Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before us in the presence of our enemies. Thou anointest my head with oil; Our cups runneth over. Amen

[@Poppi-G]

People need to stop worrying about the attacks that may or may not happen to our country and start worrying about the one that’s already happened. We have a standing army assembled by our government to terrorize us and violate our constitutional rights and instead of opposing it people “back the blue” and worship them.there’s no such thing as a patriotic bootlicker.

[@timc333]

It doesn't . What were you thinking , they have the badges and big guns . The DOJ Doxed me , do you really think the local pigs won't jam you up every chance they get ?

[@Letnothinggotowaste]

The Founders would be horrified Americans gave up their freedom for a bowl of porridge and the Superbowl...

[@billsmith9249]

the founders would have done (a long while ago) what WE AMERICANS should all be doing

[@DistrustHumanz]

The founding fathers would be horrified that all the slaves are walking around free and that the women can vote.

[@TheUnojoe2]

But we get clever tracking devices to replace functional social interactions through “mediated” platforms/Apps! Doesn’t that make us “advanced”!

[@billtomson5791]

How dare you blaspheme the Holy Bowl?!?

[@juangalton999]

As the old saying goes... "Panem et Circenses"

[@arat2376]

I heard about this. Nothing on earth will get THEM moving faster than someone trying to save his money from thieves in uniform.

[@rudder727]

This has been true as long as moonshine has been around. Have to get those taxes on that alcohol.

[@googlesmostwantedfrog147]

Bitcoin fixes this

[@DrSkrungle]

@@googlesmostwantedfrog147 bitcoin has an open ledger. physical currencies do not have a ledger associated with them

[@Cmon-Man]

@@googlesmostwantedfrog147that was truth, for minute. If you really think that the feds are not fully involved . I hope you are correct friend, as a trader, my opinion. They have infiltrated and already destroyed

[@dontarguewafool955]

​@@googlesmostwantedfrog147 It definitely could😊

[@chrisscoleri2341]

This is more "Show me the man and I'll show you his crime" BS.

[@pacodelahoya2000]

What use is an innocent man? We write laws that can neither be obeyed or enforced so we can cash in on anyone's guilt at any time we want. Paraphrased from Ayn Rands novel, Atlas Shrugged.

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

@@pacodelahoya2000 That's actually a real thing in China, in the US it's less intentional and more an issue of to many federal agency's writing policies they can enforce like laws. I honestly believe it is impossible to be fully compliant with the laws of our nation do to the EPA, ATF, DEA, etc all having THOUSANDS of "policies" they enforce like laws. Burning is an obvious one for me, burning copper wire to get the casing off? $50 that's a few EPA violations right there. Don't even get me started on the NHTSA. To be clear I'm pro-EPA in terms of what they were created for, the problem is these agencies act like they're congress and try to invent tricks to enforce laws/policies that were never passed by any congress state or federal.

[@JxH]

Look-up the concept of "Three felonies a day".

[@LMacNeill]

@@pacodelahoya2000 One of the best lines in the book, IMHO. "There's no way to rule innocent men. The only power any government has is the power to crack down on criminals. Well, when there aren't enough criminals one makes them. One declares so many things to be a crime that it becomes impossible for men to live without breaking laws. Who wants a nation of law-abiding citizens? What's there in that for anyone? But just pass the kind of laws that can neither be observed nor enforced or objectively interpreted - and you create a nation of law-breakers - and then you cash in on guilt." -- Dr. Ferris, _Atlas Shrugged_ I don't know how the hell Ayn Rand saw all this coming way back in 1957. But man, was she *spot on!*

[@joebright4607]

@@pacodelahoya2000 a brilliant novel that should be required reading in schools, if they would start teaching them again how to read and comprehend.

[@jimmaag4274]

I'm probably on a list for watching this

[@unbreakable7633]

If you're not on the Left, you're on a list.

[@DirtMvGirt]

YUP

[@Andrewflusche]

I'm sure I'm on plenty of lists, so watching any of my videos doesn't help your listlessness.

[@suedenim9208]

@@Andrewflusche I sort of disagree, but I'm really not up to doing anything about it.

[@JohnDoeRando]

​@@Andrewflusche listlessness... That works on a couple levels. Well played.

[@5265060]

"Was this video suggested to you in order to obtain a warrant?! We wont know for 2-14 weeks" lol

[@jeremyhall2727]

😂 funny because it was suggested to me... It was the 2nd video on the list. 🤔 Weird because I never watched legal or law videos 🤷🏾‍♀️ if your joke turns out to be true; I will comment about it

[@Michaelhunt-Ertz-gi1sd]

The only reason KZbin stopped deleting my accounts for commenting common sense things on KZbin videos is so they could log all my comments all on one account for the government. Looking forward to the visit to my property. It’s gonna be huge

[@jasonshults368]

They just remove my comments now.

[@unbreakable7633]

More than 85% of my comments are censored. They don't want to delete accounts because of advertising depends on the number of eyes on the site. The tyranny being wrought upon us is evil. Google does evil.

[@pacodelahoya2000]

@Michaelhunt-Ertz-gi1sd there is a quote from a Jew who lived through the Holocaust but I'll be damned if I can find it. It basically says that if the Jews had rushed the Germans with picks and axes while they were going door to door in apartment buildings, the Germans wouldn't have been so quick to round up the Jews. Just saying.

[@chuckchan4127]

KZbin is always removing my comments. Couldn't care less.

[@Isaac_132]

@@chuckchan4127 Gotta love the YT censorship. About 25% of my comments get deleted by them and I have no idea why. I have no idea what's offensive to the lace pantie crowd at YT. Can I say "lace panties" without getting cancelled? We'll see.

[@LordMondegrene]

But how else can the government stop people from thinking bad thoughts? 😂

[@LyricsQuest]

By banning tiktok or putting it under US censorship. That's the plan.

[@bobtail1200]

Dont worry , its being worked by most all governments and the bills mofia

[@erictaylor5462]

I was at the BART station once in San Francisco when I saw a man in a business suit who appeared to be very drunk. He had several $100 bills in his hand and seemed to be trying to buy a ticket, but the ticket machine didn't take bills that large. I became really alarmed over this as I had helped a highly intoxicated man to get home once, even calling his wife to make sure he didn't drive home. She came to get him, but she was clearly very pissed off at him. I figured I'd do the same thing here. I told the guy to put his money away before he got mugged and pulled out my wallet to buy the guy a ticket. Then before I could put my $5 bill into the machine the guy said, "I'm not drunk. I'm a cop." I felt pretty stupid. I apologized and walked away. At one point I turned around and saw at least 10 uniformed cops watching me walk away, and I hade no idea where they had been hiding. Several months later I saw an episode of Cops and they were covering sting operations at the BART stations. The "drunk" guy was there but he was dressed differently than he had been when I met him. He did say sometimes people try to help him rather than rob him, so as he said "people" rather than "a person" I guess I'm not the only idiot who tried to help someone and wrecked a sting operation. It makes me wonder, how is this not entrapment? By pretending to be drunk, and flashing large sums of money around, are they not enticing people to commit a crime? It enticed me to do something I would not have otherwise done, and something I really didn't want to do in any case. But I felt, If I don't help who will. And this guy isa going to end up the victim of a crime.

[@David-u5w2r]

Just as stupid as when cops sell drugs to catch drug dealers. Bullish they are there to control whatever market they're in. Govern: to steer/ control Ment: the mind. It's latin, look it up, don't take my word for it.

[@alexashworth3119]

Interesting point. The real question is where do you draw the line between a sting and entrapment? That's like playing God and tempting people to sin lol 😂

[@TheTibetyak]

@erictaylor5462 - Not sure about this. I get your point, but it doesn't seem much different than the news journalist Chris Hanson who sets up stings for the pedophiles. Except in your case, it's going after opportunist criminals. San Francisco PD has been setting up sting cars for the opportunist carjackers over the past year.

[@BurrPulch]

Kudos to you for trying to help him. There's a fine line between entrapment and just looking for crooks.

[@nobuyukinyuu]

It's your responsibility as a productive member of society not to commit crimes of opportunity. A criminal sees a false opportunity and takes it? That's also his responsibility, to accept the consequences

[@DaYooper33]

If the judge issued a warrant, he/she should also be held responsible.

[@thefrustratedtheologian6238]

"accountable" as conspirators.

[@Pfsif]

Welcome to the USSA.

[@lenbuckholtz2740]

wow. USSA. i have been using that since the 1980s. was a cop once, then a fed. now i am retired, and see you young ones learning. funny. neat. enjoy. move to mexico. I did 🙂 ole!

[@myblacklab7]

@@lenbuckholtz2740 I use it too - thought I was pretty clever, but I didn't come up with it until a few years ago, so I guess I'm just joining the party, although not the communist party.

[@lenbuckholtz2740]

@@myblacklab7 yeaaaah, keep away from the commie mentality. just wave at em & keep walking. 🙂

[@lonebikeroftheapocalypse9527]

Welkome to Amerika, komrade.

[@myblacklab7]

@@Max0r847 Pohl Pot, Joseph Stalin, Chairman Mao, and Xi Jinping have entered the chat. How many millions did they kill or oppress? Communism inevitably leads to totalitarianism.

[@invalidargument2.0]

And yet we continue to fund these rights violators...

[@crazysquirrel9425]

@dualjnavanonoobJavehara-le6lh Ahh Democrats.... gotcha!

[@Robett-r4l]

​@@crazysquirrel9425put the crack pipe down it's rotting your brain. The Conservative Republican governor of Florida has signed a bill making it illegal to film a cop within 25 ft of the cop and the cop asks you to step back. Also that traitor signed a bill taken any Authority away from police oversight citizen review boards and review boards now have to have a retired cop on them. Democrats aren't doing that regardless of how much you hate those facts

[@Jesses001]

Well I mean they take their funds at gun point so we do not have a lot of options there.

[@spookyhunt500]

more like extortion then us funding them. lol

[@danj-g6p]

@@spookyhunt500 THIS try not paying taxes and see what happens.

[@RyanK-100]

WHEN THE COPS KNOCK at your door, don't open the door! 🙂 At least we should have learned THAT from this channel.

[@89playstation65]

Yep...just act like they are Mormons come to talk to you. Hide out in closet until they are gone.

[@seancrandall1291]

I guess I missed the case where the Supreme Court held that "relevant and material to an ongoing criminal investigation" was a standard for getting a search warrant.

[@NemoBlank]

The court is irrelevant. The NSA mostly exports the raw data and commits the actual crimes in overseas jurisdictions that are beyond the courts reach.

[@LyricsQuest]

@@NemoBlank Domestic spying is also warrantless. The 3 letter agencies don't need court warrants to spy on domestic targets.

[@jasoncolson3100]

If it's not illegal to watch the video, what was the probable cause of a crime needed to obtain the warrant?

[@platinumfalconm3891]

THIS^ is why I disagree with Andrew's argument that it is not entrapment because it was not illegal. If entrapment is when the police arrest someone after they ask them to do something illegal. Then logically, when the police arrest someone after doing something that is not illegal, that IS entrapment on Steroids.

[@perezm714]

Shadier than an eclipse.

[@oasismike2]

I believe Google decided to reduce location history 'cuz they know the NSA's capture of all Internet data is indefinite. (Not that Google can access the NSA datacenters, but all other gov agencies can -- as long as they recreate the investigative steps to obscure the actual source of the data). Thank you, Edward Snowden!

[@Honeypot-x9s]

Fun fact (well probably not fun): Amazon AWS hosts a surprising amount of that data… yep, they the government, rents AWS servers for these purposes too!

[@LyricsQuest]

@@Honeypot-x9s So you're implying that Amazon is building the Manassas Civil War Battlefield data center, that it then intends on exclusively renting out to the government?

[@DarkGhostHacker]

The NSA has been pressuring tech giants to do their bidding for years. This was revealed since early 2000's actually. WikiLeaks was 1 source. There were others I can't remember of top of my head.

[@MacroAggressor]

Back the blue till it happens to you.

[@systemsbroken]

YOU need to REMEMBER, Cops LIES Matter ....time to back the blue into a corner and make sure they are in check.

[@jsedbe0624]

No. Back the blue has gone the way of the dodo thanks to exposure of police behavior. Always record the police.

[@rudder727]

I back the blue until they infringe on my rights. Backing the blue doesn't mean I won't record every interaction I have with police and make sure they know I know my rights. Cause I watch this channel and I know when to tell the police to pound sand.

[@fuckutube774]

That's not a plan, that's a suicide pact!

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

@@jsedbe0624 No it hasn't, I see signs CONSTANTLY, I see bumper stickers CONSTANTLY. You clearly do not live in the south.

[@federicomartincaina7755]

This is proof of why privacy is so important, because without it all of us would be suspects, and we already know how flexible is innocent until proven guilty is and how easy your life can be ruined by a false assumption.

[@korraiswaifu6245]

Guilty until proven innocent my dude.

[@freedustin]

@@korraiswaifu6245 just guilty, no exceptions.

[@baneverything5580]

You can`t have a wiener roast, go fishing...well...ANYTHING in Louisiana! Everybody "may be the guy who stole the car two months ago." So THAT`S why they violated your rights, see? Or we hear, "Well, the reason we 30 cops just searched your vehicle for 20 minutes is....your right headlight is dusty."

[@stephengreen3566]

If you have ANY electronic device on or near you at ANY time, you are being tracked.

[@alexashworth3119]

It goes further than we probably think. Who knows who also has access to the data. Lol 😂 I'm pretty sure this is why they want to track weapons. Foreign nations like to see where and who is a threat to their operations. This isn't even mentioning corporate monsters and cults that exist in the system. What an exciting time to be alive 😂

[@LyricsQuest]

Including the home's "devices".

[@RoseKindred]

To make matters worse, YT also considered something as "watched" if the mouse hovers over the thumb long enough. So if you are idle, and the "preview" is happening, you just watched it technically.

[@ABurntMuffin]

@@arts2437 "delete your history and comments" better get good at smuggling magnets in your booty hole and take a trip to every google data center in the world.

[@17h127]

I've left it on auto play and come back to some weird stuff lol.

[@thefrustratedtheologian6238]

Yep. discovered this several months ago.

[@thefrustratedtheologian6238]

@@arts2437 You only delete "your" history, not their copy of your history.

[@thefrustratedtheologian6238]

@@arts2437 It is an assumption on my part that they never forget anything.

[@korraiswaifu6245]

Hmmm... isn't there suppose to be investigation departments or something. or do they want to know where everyone is, at any place at any time? Where's the privacy? Now I'm a suspect for simply clicking on something. even by accident.

[@janemiettinen5176]

My cat has opened several videos for me. I better tell her about the possible consequences, Im sure she’ll stop.. sigh.

[@aaron0000123]

If police want access to all of our data... I say we get access to all of their data as well. Every body cam video in America should be on a public database.

[@myblacklab7]

That wouldn't go far enough, because the data being requested is personal data, not just data from working hours. Those who want our personal data should have to wear body cameras 24/7, and be required to point the camera at any screen they use. I don't think all police want to access all of our data, but I get what you're saying.

[@LyricsQuest]

Spying on everybody's bedroom and bathroom...

[@SpectrumGaming36]

You can go to settings to disable it (forgor what it is) so they can't watch you through recording devices (mic) and web-cams (laptop is in-built cam)

[@manashieldworld]

Make every court hearing public too.

[@ericalbers4867]

Eh, I'm 99.999% sure I'm already on multiple fed lists 😂

[@peteranon8455]

Yeah... I knew I was after I watched all those thermite videos.

[@alexashworth3119]

😂

[@Slay_No_More]

​@@peteranon8455KZbin was forcing C4 and other similar recipe videos on me for months I had to keep hitting not interested.

[@LyricsQuest]

Are you on their "daily visits" list? That's the scary one.

[@alexashworth3119]

@@LyricsQuest I'm probably on every single one and I ain't scared. 😂 There is no pain that will last forever. These girls can only do so much. Besides that I'd say they have their hands full right about now. Lol

[@bf6159]

Meanwhile, seems there is a never ending flow of criminals posting criminal activity and bragging. They can't find these folks? Best one is when someone gets the perp on film with a clear shot of the license plate, and they end with, no arrests have been made suspects still on the loose, while bluring the plate.

[@jamietodd1341]

This is a tactic from cops that cant actually solve real crimes

[@jasonshults368]

If they were looking for real crimes, all they'd need is a mirror.

[@aaftiyoDkcdicurak]

That's because they aren't trying to "solve" any crimes.

[@srobeck77]

@@jasonshults368 why is your dumbass standing in it?

[@DebbieOnTheSpot]

They work for the real criminals.

[@LTPottenger]

They choose not to, they only care about political crime

[@paulofrota3958]

KZbin videos used as bait... explained in a KZbin video... Hmmmm

[@DirtMvGirt]

Came here to say...Like this one??? FTP.....

[@salazardeltoro4561]

The feds don't want you to be informed. This attorney is telling you like it is.

[@platinumfalconm3891]

Yo Dawg!

[@DirtMvGirt]

@@platinumfalconm3891 YO..

[@Malbeefance]

Entrapment is perfectly legal in tyrannies.

[@lemmdus2119]

Remember the 80’s joke “In Russia you don’t find party, party finds you.” Well here we are!

[@larrykent196]

Thank you for the information, great job presenting what Google has done, does and will do. Cheers!

[@janemiettinen5176]

Ebay already got caught doing illegal things to an elderly couple, for having an opinion they didnt like. Death treats for a friggin opinion on a blog! Why we should think any other mega business is playing by the rules..

[@BurrPulch]

RIP, America. It was nice, it was great, but it's over. I miss you.

[@OttotheWatchdog]

I'm so glad we live in a free country where the free exchange of ideas without worrying about the government coming in and putting us in prison for the rest of our lives

[@dangeary2134]

On the other side of that same coin, there are going to be people that watch those videos to protect themselves from people that are trying to scam them or lure them into something illegal. Seems that anything you do to protect yourself these days is always going to be considered a crime.

[@TheUnojoe2]

Only when you’ve been selected for punishment lol

[@dangeary2134]

@@TheUnojoe2 exactly my point. This is is simply an extension of the concept of the State claiming that defending yourself is illegal by their standards. Maybe it is time to turn the tables???

[@skippingseaglass]

"I need privacy, not because my actions are questionable, but because your judgement and intentions are."

[@speedracer9132]

More people need to be talking about this, share this everywhere

[@eddiespaghetti54321]

Freedom of information. We can watch just about whatever we want especially if it’s on KZbin.

[@NotAffiliated]

No surprise that the people worried about Jan 6th are the ones that think that google should keep tracking us.

[@srobeck77]

Im not worried about the 1 broken window from Jan 6th while secret service was video taped holding the doors open. Im concerned with BLM protests that burn down all the buildings in the area.

[@LePedant]

You mean the insurrection, when Trump supported tried to overthrow our Democracy? If you support overthrowing our country, you should be tracked.

[@TheMelnTeam]

Depends why. A hell of a lot went on that day that should worry you, just nearly all of it was done by people other than the people protesting over what turned out to be illegal practices during the election. Interesting that even today, media talks about how there was no "widespread fraud", but disregards that there were illegal ballots per actual state laws...more than enough to surpass margin of victory. Fraud isn't the only reason an election can be valid, but it sure was a great red herring. Apparent incitement, questionable means of obtaining info on "suspects", Brady violations during the prosecution. There's a lot to be worried about during/after that event which was related to it.

[@oopomopoo]

Huh? I can't tell what you're insinuating. That Republicans think Google should be tracking us, or that democrats are okay with Google tracking us?

[@LePedant]

Jan 6th perps need to be tracked.

[@JimmyBoah]

People call me crazy for believing that big brother actually watches, but shit like this is how I know I'm not the crazy person.

[@mjl1966y]

THIS is why I have said the cloud is a bad idea from day one. Your data is hosted by a company who may be subject to a search warrant about your data without your knowledge. WHERE it is counts way more than who owns it. Until common law catches up to the idea that your cloud data is the modern version of papers mentioned in the 4th amendment, you have not control or knowledge of who is accessing your data in the cloud. If it's on my hard drive, they gotta' have a warrant to come into my house.

[@BrandonBumgardner-dm7ek]

Cops ain't got nothing better to do these days.

[@ViniKake]

If this isn't entrapment, IDK what is....

[@Jesses001]

Well watching the videos was not illegal, so they did not nudge anyone into commiting a crime...but since they set-up these videos in the first place, it sure does smell fishy entrapment or not.

[@suedenim9208]

You could have typed less and just said you don't know what entrapment is. Of course, unless you're unusually stupid you didn't even watch the whole video, so I guess you still saved some time.

[@shindrithargriethrat8408]

You clearly didn’t watch the video where the attorney explains clearly why it isn’t entrapment.

[@muscleman125]

Entrapment is when a LEO forces you to commit a crime you otherwise wouldn't have committed. Example: Cop: You are gonna take this meth and sell it to this guy we are trying to bust or we will arrest you for possession of meth. Cop: You are going to break into this business and plant this incriminating evidence or we will harass your family and impound your car. NOT entrapment: Cop: Okay I set up the fake drug dealing account on instagram and we already got 3 customers to arrest!

[@JoeJoeTater]

For a VPN to be effective, you also need to not log in, regularly delete cookies, and do something to mitigate browser fingerprinting.

[@albertptran]

Absolutely a violation against citizens

[@hiddentruth1982]

A lot of people don't understand what entrapment is.

[@e.v.squatch5835]

Doesn't matter if its legal, they are the government, you pay them to do whatever they want.

[@srobeck77]

It actually does "matter" when you go in front of a judge or sue them. You really didnt think this one through, and went full throttle on stupid mode lol

[@mulhollanddose]

You can bet the fed agent infiltration of KZbin is far more sinister. As a programmer, you can directly target individuals, and force a video into the viewer's algorithm. You can literally find the user, then put it directly in their video feed, JUST TO BAIT them. It is no doubt entrapment, at that level.

[@HomicidalTh0r]

Dragnet is right.

[@4514rooster]

Every once in a while my feed gets flooded with videos about how to make boom boom stuff and I gotta block all the channels but what’s weird is just scrolling and auto playing videos get saved as video watch history even if I’m not actually watching it.

[@randallminchew6780]

Just because we watch something on KZbin doesn’t mean we agree with it.

[@myblacklab7]

The censorship algorithm is so bad that it'll censor us if we argue AGAINST something they don't like. We can agree with them, and still be censored, because we dared to even talk about the subject.

[@chriss4325]

This video got me on the don't talk to the police list. Thanks man.

[@rjtumble]

I have VPN turned on all the time on all devices. Set it and forget it (but check once in a while to make sure it didn't stop running)

[@JohnnyDay-hr1fj]

Make sure the one your using doesn't share data with third partys.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Had one once - got hacked badly when using it. Also, I could not uninstall that VPN either. Had to reformat and reinstall the operating system to get it gone.

[@tomconnors8165]

Your VPN would be akin to google in this example. They have records of your activities. Cops just need to ask. VPNs are not anonymous.

[@crazysquirrel9425]

@@tomconnors8165 Not if the VPN is in a non 'five eyes' country. Even if the VPN was in one of those, cops simply cannot just ask for the data. Depends on international law and treaties.

[@freedustin]

...you are logged in they got you already, why do you think a VPN will do anything???

[@polachelliot91]

Any idea of why the state didn't serve Google with a geofence warrant on the Bryan Kohberger/Idaho 4 Murders case? It seems police relied partially on their attempt at cell signal triangulation to try confirming his location at first but then requested FBI's CAST team for assistance later.

[@freedustin]

Do not even begin to imagine a VPN will help you here.

[@srobeck77]

Police and other gov agencies just make your internet service provider give your home address. Very simple process. VPN only protects you against private sector peeking eyes.

[@suedenim9208]

@@srobeck77 Do you even know what a VPN does? Even a crappy VPN means your service provider doesn't know what websites you visited. A good VPN won't have records of the sites you visited once you're done, or that you were using the VPN at a particular time. In that case the most the authorities ever learn is that some unknown user accessed a website through the VPN. A foreign VPN doesn't have to cooperate with US law enforcement so even if they've kept record it won't matter unless their government cooperates with the US.

[@srobeck77]

@@suedenim9208 100% not true, hopefully you didnt pay to much for that VPN. You can literally debunk yourself from a 10 sec google search to find out police can find you even with a VPN. No excuse for this kind of ignorance, by being this stubborn + lazy

[@SchemingGoldberg]

@@suedenim9208 The police have backdoors into the VPNs. The VPNs just lie and claim that they don't keep records, but they still keep records. Look up "14 eyes agreement".

[@Monojoe]

​@@suedenim9208dude lol

[@SoCoolScience]

Some people think that laws dont aplpy to them, the FBI thinks the constitution doesn't apply to them.

[@MBrown201175]

So, if I drive by a crime scene, the cops can demand/take my ID and my history? I don't think so...

[@MrButchersTube]

You don't watch many videos of cops, I've seen that scenario multiple times.

[@evelynmahoney3569]

Yup. Especially via geo fence surveillance.

[@MackPaddy]

I've been the victim of several corrupt Calgary Police Service "officers" stole my ID when I called to ask for an escort from an abusive situation (ex gf tried to stab me during one of her episodes). The cop asked for my ID, and said, "Your address is no longer valid." The other cops laughed, and they took off, leaving me standing there on her doorstep with a garbage bag full of clothes.

[@brandonwilliams5613]

You should always just assume someone can get a hold of that unless you're an internet security nut and have all the bells and whistles in place to cover your tracks.

[@thatjeff7550]

Pro-tip: If you're doing something the cops might object to, turn off your phone. Literally press and hold the activate button until your phone asks if you'd like to shut down the device. Also, does anyone remember a long time ago when various cell phone providers offered subscribers new phones for like a penny, no questions asked? Yeah, that's 'cuz they wanted everyone to have a phone with a GPS tracker on it.

[@Deploracle]

The vast majority of phones cannot be turned off. You can power them down but the phone is constantly awake and reporting to the network.

[@thatjeff7550]

@@Deploracle really? Huh. What if you took the battery out?

[@Deploracle]

@@thatjeff7550 Only very recently are phones available again with removeable batteries. I suspect that is for two reasons. One ... extra batteries were very profitable and two ... more efficient microelectronics needing far less power and the appearance of small gauge super-capacitors that can power a phone's surveillance suite without a battery for extended periods.

[@CognitiveHeatsink]

Your phone isn't the only thing that tracks you. Newer cars track your location also and they have wireless so they can upload the data without touching your car.

[@Aera223]

​@@Deploracleif the battery is out of charge, it will likely have insufficient power to keep pinging the networks, at least eventually

[@Iceking007]

The most important question is: Is it illegal to watch a KZbin video?

[@DavidChurchillRocks]

An important question on civil liberty would be if the videos in question were posted as "unlisted" with links sent only to the suspect?

[@JayTemple]

If it's not a Fourth Amendment violation, it's surely a textbook case of entrapment.

[@thwingc]

It isn't though. He literally covers it in the video.

[@jimf2249]

The Bill of Rights isn't even a suggestion at this point.

[@dwalto1977]

This is like being suspected because you read a handbill on a telephone pole

[@Sarkhan69]

entrapment would be a 25 year old woman pretending to be a high school student then pretending to be a guys girlfriend, asking to buy weed off him then arresting him for it.

[@theRiver_joan]

Good thing that’s never happened! 😂

[@FloridaFrank2010]

Aww hell - this is one of those videos isn't it? Here's comes the armored MWRAP with guns blazing and grenades flying....

[@stevenschnepp576]

Pretty sure you mean MRAP. And after tooling around in those in Iraq, you'd much rather they use MRAPs than an actual IFV. Easy to disable, very easy to render combat ineffective, and only one real point of entry/exit for the team inside.

[@softanswers]

I asking this here since it appears to be your most recent posting. BTW, thanks for all the information you've posted so far. Here is my question: Can LEO's, without a warrant or probable cause, come onto your property if there are "NO TRESPASSING" signs clearly posted at all entrances to the property?

[@georgevanaken925]

I use my real name online, because I don’t give a shlt about The Man reading what I post, or seeing what videos I’ve watched. I’m an American, and everything that goes with that. Bring it. 🇺🇸

[@1990muthafukin1]

You're God damn right George. Mad respect

[@bleebu5448]

The real rub is, the cops are assuming this guy, who is security savvy, clicked on one of the phishing links. What if is not one of the 25K+ people who watched the videos?

[@LilT2o00]

Who tf uses their legal name youtube/social media?

[@SchemingGoldberg]

You must use a phone to sign up for a Google account. Even if you don't use your legal name, they can still track you through your phone.

[@peteranon8455]

@@SchemingGoldberg Yup, your real name's attached to way more than most people would believe. It's not like you're all using the internet at a public cafe with cash purchases only.

[@stevenschnepp576]

Someone who knows how deep the rabbit hole really goes, and knows just how pointless it is to try hiding it.

[@Krissy_Bunnie]

Videos can autoplay without being clicked on. End of story.

[@temporaryscars]

Wait...is this one of those videos?!?

[@AB-ez4rm]

*Knock* *Knock* FBI! Open up!

[@elhazthorn918]

Y E S

[@greenyoshi777]

This is why judges, juries AND prosecutors, as well as ALL law enforcement should absolutely be liable. NOBODY should be subjugated to frivolous lawsuits. Civilian, miitary, LEO, fire, EMS, etc. but NOBODY should have blanket immunity just because they have a badge! There is an epidemic of pathological people getting badges because they realize the ONLY WAY they can get away with abusing people and messing around with people is to join law enforcement!

[@sdickinson5234]

Internet service providers and social media companies never required a warrant to give your info to law enforcement. They used to provide a price list to law enforcement agencies with what they charged for different types of information. It was part of their business model.

[@Rvalivesound]

Thank you for helping me end my mindless addiction to youtube.

[@notduhpopo]

I read there is no entrapment laws in some states like Tennessee. Is that true?

[@MrJohnnybe123]

The banks and telecommunications providers are not your friends…

[@krinkrin5982]

Incognito mode is a misnomer. It doesn't make you incognito, and certain browsers either rename it or outright state this when you launch an 'incognito mode' window. All it does is stop the browser from storing cookies and other site data, allowing you to, for example, log in with multiple accounts.

[@johnnylego807]

This is just intentionally setting a BAD PRECEDENT, so let’s say you watch something that does not “align” with the “narative” in the future at that is deemed as something. They can then target those individuals. I find this very very bad!

[@anonnomus6070]

Incognito is only device specific. Cookies and history and stuff like that is deleted when you close your browser. Stuff your ISP or google gets is not stopped by incognito mode.

[@redstarling5171]

Have noticed the same in Australia, videos I have no intention of watching being spammed into my feed, particularly on explosives, insurgency etc. Constantly having to block them but I can see what they are up to.

[@Cons_Piracy_Theorist]

Same, and of course while you're trying to block the video, it starts playing. Even when that option is turned off.

[@danielobrien9502]

They're fishing for a suspect and haven't even identified a crime. How was a search warrant even issued?

[@chriskelso723]

We live in a police state. Its a fact. This fact is supported by police actions and inactions. Policies notwithstanding. Is that what they call a defacto fact? I have no idea.

[@89playstation65]

Ive said this for a long while now...the USA is one giant prison from Maine to California. From Florida to Washington.

[@michellehenry6773]

I am SO HAPPY to have found you again! I have missed your videos! I love your honesty and straightforwatd manner. The thing is, it's not illegal to watch these videos. They are definitely overstepping what is appropriate. That they don't know on a personal level that it isn't morally and ethically right That's a problem. You know, I was having a nice time on KZbin today just kind of drifting along seeing where the algorithm took me and now I have to stop and write a stermly worded email to someone at Google. Now my reunion with you is bittersweet. LOL! That's okay though. I can't be mad you! You're wonderful! Thanks for the reminder.

[@AVsFeet]

Wow, great video Andrew. First time here, who ever your editor is... you two make a great team!

[@stevecapron7106]

I suspected this but wondered if i was being paranoid, do you have sources that we can look up?

[@qew_Nemo]

Gotta love how inefficient it is, they don't even know with certainty if the guy watched any of their bait videos.

[@WorldPowerLabs]

It's a violation of the 4th Amendment... but it's also a violation of the First Amendment right to freely access information.

[@jeffrielley920]

I have a Google Pixel phone but hate that I can no longer look up my Maps timeline on my desktop PC. Weak eyes and arthritis combine to make using a phone as a research tool awkward and ungainly.

[@icedcoffee8561]

Whoever there after has got to be so far gone!

[@JAR0T3]

Which videos?

[@seananon4893]

Sometimes I fall asleep with my KZbin streaming video after video at night. How can they come offer someone on these premises?

[@mattrobinson1669]

I question whether a vpn even hides your phone location data from law enforcement..

[@napalmholocaust9093]

When they added autoplay, I didnt know I could shut it off and it would go till I awoke the next morning all the time. Concerning 1/6, the patriot act says there aren't really any limits to exercising extra-judicial actions for such occasions. I would have preferred a tiananmen style approach and total outcome, the one that occurred a few years later. That combined number.

[@charlesreid9337]

This is the equivalent of police demanding the medical records of all of a doctors demanding the medical records of all of a hospitals patients because they believe one patient may be involved in a crime