Does the Pentagon (or the Cops) Know What Side of the Bed You Sleep On?
In the Room with Peter Bergen
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Privacy Concerns and Fourth Amendment Rights in Relation to Police Use of Ad ID Numbers
The chapter delves into how the police in Greensboro utilize ad ID numbers to gather information on individuals without a warrant, prompting worries about potential Fourth Amendment violations and privacy infringements. Despite the authorities maintaining that the data is anonymous, there are fears about the risks of identifying individuals through their daily routines, posing a significant threat to privacy and constitutional rights.
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