About this episode

Tom Eston and Scott Wright discuss the Supreme Court's ruling on geofence warrants and its implications for location privacy.

Tom Eston and Scott Wright break down the Supreme Court’s geofence warrant/location privacy ruling and explain why everyday phone users should review how apps, platforms, and data brokers collect and store location data.

People in this episode

Hosts: Tom Eston, Scott Wright

Topics covered

• geofence warrants
• location privacy
• Supreme Court ruling
• data collection
• mobile apps
• user privacy

Keywords

• geofence warrants
• location privacy
• Supreme Court
• data collection
• mobile apps
• user privacy
• location data

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Organizations: Supreme Court, apps, platforms, data brokers

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