It's Official. They Made You A Criminal.

The DOJ subpoenaed Apple, Google, Amazon, and Walmart for the name, address, and purchase history of everyone who wanted to fix the car or truck by download an App. No warrant. No charge. No allegation against you specifically. Just a Terms of Service checkbox — and according to the federal government, that's enough to make you a suspect.This is about the car or truck in your driveway. Your right to own it, modify it, and control what happens to the computer inside it. And it goes much further than that.I've been in this fight personally. A state government came after me civilly — not because I broke a law — because they wanted my customers' names and addresses to turn law-abiding people into criminals. I'll tell you how that ended.If you think this doesn't affect you — it does. Every app on your phone. Every checkbox you've ever clicked. This is the precedent they're trying to set right now.Case Docket — United States v. EZ Lynk:https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/59712913/united-states-v-ez-lynk-sezc/Second Circuit Appeals Court Ruling (August 2025):https://cases.justia.com/federal/appellate-courts/ca2/24-2386/24-2386-2025-08-20.pdfThe Drive — DOJ "Cognizable Privacy Interest" Filing:https://www.thedrive.com/news/doj-orders-apple-google-to-hand-over-obdii-app-user-data-in-emissions-probe--Chapters00:00 The Government Is Coming For You01:41 Why 100,000 People Bought EZ Lynk02:27 The Interview Trap - You're Not A Witness03:25 Government Spying & The Lawsuit That Followed05:41 The State of California Came After Me07:19 How A ToS Checkbox Killed Your 4th Amendment Rights08:44 What You Can Do To Protect Yourself09:11 They Don't Interview Innocent People#righttorepair #ford #privacy...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu4G7BwFSMU