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  • Thanks for spreading the word haha

    The 100-­mile border zone derives its authority from the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952, specifically 8 U.S.C. § 1357(a)(3), which permits CBP agents to conduct warrantless searches and seizures “within a reasonable distance from any external boundary of the United States.”

    https://www.criminallegalnews.org/news/2025/jul/1/understanding-your-constitutional-rights-100-mile-border-zone-primer-non-citizens-united-states-when-confronted-law-enforcement/

    That extends to intl airports as well. You also don't have a right to an attorney:

    CBP takes the position that travelers do not have the right to an attorney during questioning.

  • I know it had web searchability, but it never provided the source of the information, which is, like, a giant fucking problem .

  • Good news: we don't have to! Glad we had this talk!

  • Again, no, their authority (to the best of my knowledge) only applies to those entering the country.

  • The authority there is not regional, it's logical, as in people entering the country. I don't think you just enter the airport and forfeit your rights.

  • How much you wanna bet this lazy reporting from "promptwatch" is AI generated?

  • Since when does ChatGPT provide citations?

  • How about force companies to stop price discrimination? 🤷 Is that crazy?

    "Here's how's you're being fucked" is not helpful...

  • the Log Cabin Republicans (LCR), a group whose website currently bills itself as an organization of conservative LGBT people “building a more inclusive GOP,”

    hhhhhhwat

  • If you want to be clear, you should provide some sort of explanation and evidence.

  • Trying to make your shit work with Google is and always will be a fruitless endeavour, because they do not want it to work, and will actively prevent it from working.

  • I'm talking specifically about unauthorized access issues which is literally what you named as being the difference.

    Correct, that is the difference between what I said and what the author said. The author is talking about scraping. Get some reading comprehension. You don't even have to read the article, it's literally in the title.

  • I am not "licking boots", I am discussing facts. And I'm gonna keep doing it.

    There's so many examples of them using unauthorized access even long before llm's were a thing

    Sure, there's an endless list of awful things they've done, but that's not what's being discussed here.

  • Aaron was not charged with scraping public servers, he was charged with unauthorized access. He "hacked" the server. Meta just scraped publicly accessible information.

  • Not sure if serious...

  • Oh yeah I did that for the last one, and we are getting a MC here soon

  • LOL remember "lmgtfy"? This is the modern and opposite equivalent.

  • I am once again astounded at how stupid people are, man. People be sending me AI-generated statements to prove me wrong all the time. I have a family member who always tries to be sly about it but I always see through it and they don't understand how I do but they sure keep fucking doing it.