A detailed look at how police forces use "geofence" warrants and Google's Sensorvault location history database to find witnesses and suspects near crime scenes (Jennifer Valentino-DeVries/New York Times)

A detailed look at how police forces use "geofence" warrants and Google's Sensorvault location history database to find witnesses and suspects near crime scenes (Jennifer Valentino-DeVries/New York Times)


Jennifer Valentino-DeVries / New York Times:

A detailed look at how police forces use “geofence” warrants and Google’s Sensorvault location history database to find witnesses and suspects near crime scenes  —  The tech giant records people’s locations worldwide.  Now, investigators are using it to find suspects and witnesses near crimes …

A detailed look at how police forces use "geofence" warrants and Google's Sensorvault location history database to find witnesses and suspects near crime scenes (Jennifer Valentino-DeVries/New York Times)
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