>1. Whether or not someone can snoop/eavedrops/view your communications depends on what you are transmitting and what the LEO's think you are ( terrorist >| person aiding a terrorist | music distributor | spammer | hacker | other bad person ). Note that you do not have to be convicted of one of these, just suspected > for the wiretap to be authorized. Of course you don't have to be convicted to get a wiretap authorized. If you were convicted, there'd be no reason for a wiretap in the first place. Also, it doesn't matter what the LEO's think you are, it matters what the judge rules. If the judge says no wiretap...no wiretap. As for WiFi..there doesn't seem to be a good answer but encrypting it would seem to add a lot of legal protection even if the encryption scheme is flawed.
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