Wed. May 11, 2022 | By Zack Whittaker | Tech Crunch | Google, Microsoft and Yahoo back New York ban on controversial search warrants A coalition of tech giants, including Google, Microsoft and Yahoo, have pledged support for a New York bill that would ban the use of controversial search warrants that can identify people […]
Thurs. Apr 14, 2022 | By Justia US Law | Prior to this case, South Carolina law enforcement (state peace officers) were struggling with the issue of obtaining Cell Site Location Information (CSLI) records from cell service providers where the compliance center was not in their state. South Carolina law (Section 17-13-140), says, “…any court […]
Fri. Mar 11, 2022 | By Orin Kerr | The Volokh Conspiracy | Judge Lauck of the Eastern District of Virginia recently handed down the long-awaited opinion in United States v. Chatrie, on how the Fourth Amendment applies to geofencing warrants. I believe this is the first Article III judicial opinion on the subject. Geofence […]
Wed. Mar 9, 2022 | By Michael Karlik | The Gazette | The state’s second-highest court determined for the first time that police acted lawfully by obtaining a murder suspect’s real-time cellphone location from his wireless carrier. Courts around the country have reached different conclusions about whether cell site location information — or a “ping” […]
Mon. Feb 28, 2022 | By Verizon | Customer Email | Some may have seen this email recent if you’re a Verizon customer. This sums it up as it relates to their 3G CDMA network: Hi [customer], Thank you for being a loyal Verizon customer. We have been actively decommissioning our 3G CDMA Network and […]
