The U.S. Supreme Court has already recognized that data about where we go can be incredibly revealing and that cell phones hold vast amounts of private information—potentially the sum of an individual’s private life.
Courts don’t need search warrants to use your cell phone data. How a Federal Court Skirted the Fourth Amendment and Dealt a Blow to Privacy
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Ft. Meade, MD (TFC) – Back in June 2014 I wrote an article; Don’t Ask for your Privacy, Take it back for the Reset the Net campaign. “The hope of this campaign is to emerge in a post June 5th world…
