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MplsP said:

rob53 said:

Funny the FBI feels they have legal rights to my private conversations with people. If they have legal rights I should have legal rights to access their conversations since I’m a taxpayer. 

Yea, not in my lifetime. 

It's called a search warrant, and yes, it means they have the legal right to access what's included in the warrant. The constitution guarantees certain rights but none of those rights are absolute. That's how every society works.

Very true - I think the concern is their ability to use a back door without observing due process.  The FBI has a checkered past in this regard as does Law Enforcement in general.  Additionally there is the question of how secure any “general access” back door could ever be.  Too many hackers are far too talented for such a thing to remain secure.