United States Appeals Courts Disagree on GPS Technology and Privacy Rights
Secret tracking using GPS may be simple, undetectable and cheap — but appeals courts can’t decide if it’s constitutional.
In 1791, when the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified, it certainly seemed specific enough for the needs of the time. The new Americans were tired of colonial powers freely searching and seizing, with general warrants that were as full of holes as Swiss cheese.
By Inside GNSS