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The Carpenter case and its implications on privacy and geolocation data.
Federal statutes do allow different kinds of browsing-related records without a traditional Fourth Amendment search warrant: the Stored Communications Act (part of ECPA) permits disclosure via subpoen...
U.S. courts currently permit warrants based on IP-address information, but they do so against a shifting legal backdrop: traditional third‑party doctrine cases and pen‑register rules often allow acces...
Commercial location data from brokers such as can place devices near specific places with varying spatial precision, and regulators and lawmakers have flagged both the practical harms and the firms’ c...
Since 2023 courts have nudged the law toward greater judicial oversight of both facial recognition and license‑plate surveillance, but they have not produced a single, nationwide warrant rule: state a...
Landmark judicial decisions and oversight reports have pushed warrant standards in child sexual abuse material (CSAM) investigations toward greater protection for digital privacy while forcing law enf...