In an article published yesterday (November 22, 2017), Isabella McKinley Corbo discusses "How cops hack into your phone without a warrant" and the upcoming US Supreme Court case involving Timothy Carpenter. At the end of November, however, Carpenter’s lawyers will argue in front of the Supreme Court that the FBI violated his Constitutional rights by searching his cell phone’s location data without a warrant. His case could change how law enforcement goes about finding and using information on Americans’ cell phones.
Thursday, November 23, 2017
Stingray - How Cops Hack Your Phone
In an article published yesterday (November 22, 2017), Isabella McKinley Corbo discusses "How cops hack into your phone without a warrant" and the upcoming US Supreme Court case involving Timothy Carpenter. At the end of November, however, Carpenter’s lawyers will argue in front of the Supreme Court that the FBI violated his Constitutional rights by searching his cell phone’s location data without a warrant. His case could change how law enforcement goes about finding and using information on Americans’ cell phones.
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