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Why the Supreme Court's Chatrie case could change the meaning of privacy in America
Medium
Summary
The Supreme Court is considering a case, *Chatrie v. Google*, concerning the legality of geofence warrants, which allow law enforcement to obtain location history data from tech companies like Google. This case, the first significant digital privacy case before the court since 2018, raises concerns about potential Fourth Amendment violations and the scope of warrants in the age of mass data collection. The court's ruling could significantly impact how police utilize location data and potentially pave the way for broader surveillance techniques.
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