When The Fourth Amendment Died.

Sometime in the late 20th Century, and early 21st Century, the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which had, for centuries, protected American citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures, succumbed to a disease known as digital technology, complicated by powerful governmental interests that conspired to weaken the definition of "unreasonable searches and seizures". May it rest in peace. In addition, however, evil men with bad intentions also had a hand in using technology to hide incursions into the homes of citizens, and, in a cruel twist of fate, the citizens were lured into the trap by failing to protect themselves. Freedom only happens after struggle and pain, and, when achieved, can only be kept by constant vigilance and resolute will.