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Title: Supreme Court Puts Limits on Geofence Data Searches.
Authors: MARIMOW, ANN E., LIPTAK, ADAM
Source: New York Times. 6/30/2026, Vol. 175 Issue 60931, pA19-A19. 1/4p.
Subjects: United States. Constitution. 4th Amendment, Location data, Supreme Court justices (U.S.), Police surveillance, United States. Supreme Court, Data privacy
Abstract: The article focuses on a Supreme Court ruling that cellphone location data collected through geofence searches near crime scenes is subject to Fourth Amendment protections, representing a modest victory for digital privacy rights while addressing law enforcement surveillance practices.
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