A Supreme Court case could decide whether your phone can be used to find you first and suspect you later
A robbery case tied to Google data could set nationwide rules for how investigators use reverse searches to identify suspects
Fourth amendment articles
FBI admits buying Americans' location data and says it won't stop
Director Kash Patel defends the practice as legal, even as senators warn it skirts Fourth Amendment protections
New Orleans used AI surveillance without public knowledge or full oversight
Extensive location tracking and real-time facial recognition has raised Fourth Amendment concerns
EFF launches open-source tool that can detect unauthorized cellular spying
It's easy to install with minimal costs
Amazon reportedly aides police in gaining Ring footage without a warrant
But this is not 'Big Brother' because 'the consumer knows what they're getting into'
Supreme Court says law enforcement generally needs a warrant to collect phone location data
Everyone leaves a digital footprint
