Friday, June 22, 2018

Supreme Court Rules Police Need Warrants to Obtain a User’s Smartphone Location Data

The United States Supreme Court today ruled that the government “is required” to obtain a warrant if it wants to gain access to data found on a civilian’s smartphone, but only when it’s related to the user’s location data (via The New York Times). Image via Wikimedia Commons The decision is expected to have major implications for digital privacy moving forward as it pertains to legal cases, and

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