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Can the government use your cell phone records to track your physical location without first obtaining a warrant based on probable cause? Often with EFF input as a friend of the court, the vast majority of judges issuing public opinions on the matter are saying “no”, and rejecting government applications for cell site location tracking information made without showing sufficient need for this kind of sensitive information.

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    berkeley9 months ago

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    we expected this from bush/cheney.

    we have to find a way to tell obama and holder to honor their pledge to transparency.

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