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cstanleytech

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1. Honestly it's not much different than the police obtaining security camera recording from surrounding businesses.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sat Apr 25, 2026, 07:28 PM

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They use that to determine who was where and doing what and when in order to track down the suspects.
The information should however regarding everyone else should be required to be deleted in a reasonable amount of time as the police should not be allowed to keep everything.

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Honestly it's not much different than the police obtaining security camera recording from surrounding businesses. cstanleytech Saturday #1

Exactly! Very good analogy! reACTIONary Saturday #2

And if they used it to identify all of us at a particular protest? JMCKUSICK Saturday #3

In the case of geofencing I think a warrant is required.... reACTIONary Saturday #5

There's one very profound difference, JMCKUSICK Saturday #4

A land line.... reACTIONary Saturday #6

"A land line........ doesn't tell anyone if you are home or not" BumRushDaShow Yesterday #11

think of it like this. cstanleytech Saturday #7

Agreed. reACTIONary Saturday #9

Next item for police...like ice.. 3825-87867 Saturday #8

The case at hand is limited to information about pings to a cell tower.... reACTIONary Saturday #10

Even if... 2naSalit Yesterday #12

If SCOTUS rules against it... reACTIONary Yesterday #14

Okay, let's hold on the rest of this story and ask one very important question. OldBaldy1701E Yesterday #13

One thing we have going for us is that... reACTIONary Yesterday #15

How did he get $195,000 out of a teller station? I thought they only had 2K or so ready Bengus81 Yesterday #16

So, this happened a few decades ago. OldBaldy1701E 13 hrs ago #17