Hey everyone, ive just been getting a bit paranoid about feds and stuff tracking me on rollitup and the internet in general, im in australia if that helps
Hey everyone, ive just been getting a bit paranoid about feds and stuff tracking me on rollitup and the internet in general, im in australia if that helps
id be more worried about illegal downloads like music or movies and even if the gov looks through your history and browsing records and such... unless your talking about a biiiiig grow thats actually worth their time i wouldnt worry also it's illegal for them to do this at least it is in canada but theyll do it anyways because theyre scum bags.... main poin is i wouldnt worry. also.. just because you say you have a grow op doesnt prove that you actually have one. so just relax and know that search warrants take a long process to obtain thats not worth the cops time unless its a giant grow...
hope that took your mind off it man
first of all it would not be the feds that are after you, it would be the DEA. second of all that is not how the DEA finds their leads they usually get a tip from someone who has turned informant for one reason or another (to get paid, to get a lighter sentence etc.). so be selective of the company you keep. once they get a tip they start to watch you in order to compile evidence, build a case against you, and eventually present their case to a judge in order to get a search warrant. so if you are posting tons of picks of your grow it will not exactly lead to a bust but it wont help you either if you are under investigation. do not talk on the phone about anything illegal or in text messages (these can be kept forever by you service provider). if you think you have been ratted on (has anyone you know been busted recently?) be very careful.
Unless you're running arou/nd the internet firing off adresses and names, or bragging about your 500 plant grow hours, then the cops really doin't have the time nor could they really give a shit about the small home grow. They use their resources to make the big busts, the ones they can convince a news crew to tag along with.