Google Will No Longer Respond to “Geofence” Warrants
Google recently announced changes to its data retention of users location history that makes it impossible for the company to access a user’s data from Google Maps. Previously, Google would use this data to comply with warrants that sought information concerning all active mobile at a specific time and location to investigate possible suspects, called a “geofence.” This type of warrant was used by law enforcement in major cases, such as identifying those who were alleged to take part in the January 6th storming of the capital and the riots in Kenosha,
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