Your Phone Knows Where You’ve Been. Can Police Use It?
On today's KSL News Daily, Maria Shilaos tackles one of the biggest privacy questions of the smartphone age: when police use a geofence warrant, how many people’s location data gets swept up along the way?
Brandon Amacher, Director of the Emerging Tech Policy Lab at Utah Valley University, explains how investigators can ask tech companies for device data near a crime scene, and why that matters even if you had nothing to do with the crime. Then legal analyst Greg Skordas breaks down the Supreme Court ruling, what it says about Fourth Amendment protections, and why probable cause and…
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