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In 2018 the Supreme Court handed down US v. Carpenter, a landmark decision which ruled that location data collected from cell towers is protected by the 4th Amendment—meaning law enforcement can’t get your location from your cell carrier without a warrant.https://t.co/Limmhog2Jm — PolitiTweet.org

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The data brokers, X-Mode and Predicio, have each been the subject of reports over the past year that reveal how U.S. government agencies—including the Department of Defense and ICE—try to work around the 4th amendment by buying location data on the private market. — PolitiTweet.org

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But dozens of companies collect and sell location data from a different source: mobile apps. Data brokers entice app developers to install pieces of third-party code, called SDKs, which collect raw GPS data and feed it directly to the brokers. — PolitiTweet.org

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