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I aee a lot of disagreement here. It's not that it's specific to DEFCON of "hacking equiptment". It's that the prior attack has given hotels the will and potential legal cover to do room checks/searches. They can now apply this to anything, such as "hacking" equiptment, guns, hotplates, etc. There are even examples of hotels handing over property from rooms or valets to law enforcement without a warrant.


> There are even examples of hotels handing over property from rooms or valets to law enforcement without a warrant.

Do you have evidence of that happening?


Here's one where they handed over a key fob.

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/07/travel/when-guests-want-t...


I would expect any hotel to do the same under the circumstances. Here are the details of what happened:

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.187...

Update: I just found that his license to practice medicine in Pennsylvania was reinstated in 2022. Interesting. I hope he is doing better.


You asked for an example and I gave you one. If this was an expected outcome, then why ask for the example?




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