The Supreme Court will hear Chatrie v. United States, determining whether police need a warrant for geofence data, a digital record of a person’s location collected by apps. This decision impacts how law enforcement can use digital location data without violating the Fourth Amendment, affecting privacy expectations and investigative practices. The outcome could set precedents for other forms of digital surveillance and data collection.
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