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Supreme Court: Warrantless GPS Tracking Faces Review

As GPS technology becomes a ubiquitous feature in smartphones and automobiles, the U.S. Supreme Court will decide if law enforcement needs a warrant to use a device that tracks a person’s public movement for a potentially unlimited amount of time.

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