Court Rules Tracking Americans' Cell Phone Locations Without Warrants Violates Privacy Rights

Security Management: A federal appeals court has ruled that tracking Americans’ movements using data from their cell phones without a warrant violates their Fourth Amendment rights. The court held that the government’s warrantless gathering of an individual’s cell phone site location information violated his reasonable expectation of privacy.

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