When it comes to intellectual property, “patents” might spring to mind. \nHanni Fakhoury, a criminal defense attorney who has studied surveillance technology for years, told TechCrunch that \u201cthe reason why that stuff needs to be disclosed, is the defense needs to be able to figure out ‘was there a legal problem in how this evidence was obtained? Do I have the ability to challenge that?’\u201d\nThe Cellebrite employee claims in the video that disclosing the use of its technology could help criminals and make the lives of law enforcement agencies harder. The new system is more aligned with patent systems across much of the rest of the world and is a first-to-file system