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Surveillance / Law / Learning / Global Positioning System / Crime prevention / United States v. Jones / Privacy / Law enforcement / GPS tracking unit / Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution / Expectation of privacy / GPS navigation device
Date: 2014-11-10 19:11:23
Surveillance
Law
Learning
Global Positioning System
Crime prevention
United States v. Jones
Privacy
Law enforcement
GPS tracking unit
Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution
Expectation of privacy
GPS navigation device

Location Privacy: The Legal Landscape David L. Sobel Senior Counsel, EFF Stanford PNT Symposium October 29, 2014

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