US Supreme Court limits police access to people’s location history
The US Supreme Court has ruled that law enforcement's acquisition of historical location data through geofence warrants constitutes a Fourth Amendment search, marking a major victory for digital privacy. While the Court stopped short of declaring geofence warrants unconstitutional, it held that police must satisfy the Constitution's warrant requirements before obtaining users' location history from … The post US Supreme Court limits police access to people’s location history appeared first on CyberInsider.
The US Supreme Court ruled that law enforcement's acquisition of historical location data through geofence warrants constitutes a Fourth Amendment search, limiting police access to people's location history.
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