School is back in session, so prepare for your first lesson from EFF! Today you’ll learn about the latest court ruling on the dangers of geofence warrants, our letter urging Bumble to require opt-in consent to sell user data, and the continued fight against the UN Cybercrime Treaty.
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EFFECTOR 36.11 – Geofence Warrants Are ‘Categorically’ Unconstitutional
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