Google Geofence Warrants Are Dead—Supreme Court Heard Last One Monday
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The Supreme Court heard its last case on Google Geofence Warrants as Google has moved Location History to users' phones, rendering geofence pipelines obsolete
Action Steps
- Understand the implications of Google's move to store Location History on users' phones
- Review current procedures for obtaining location data
- Assess alternative methods for gathering location information
- Evaluate the potential impact of the Supreme Court's decision on ongoing and future cases
- Research new technologies and methods for law enforcement to adapt to the change
Who Needs to Know This
Law enforcement and legal teams, as well as those in the tech industry, particularly those working with location data, will be impacted by this change and the Supreme Court's decision
Key Insight
💡 Google's move to store Location History on users' phones has rendered geofence pipelines obsolete, impacting law enforcement's ability to obtain location data
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