It Could Happen Here Weekly 241
Summary
Host Garrison Davis interviews EFF’s Cooper Quinton on the Supreme Court’s ruling that geofence warrants constitute a Fourth Amendment search. They discuss how this decision limits police access to cell phone location data and challenges the third-party doctrine. The episode also covers the Ray Hunter project’s findings on cell site simulator usage and broader digital privacy implications.
Topics discussed
Intro and Ad Breaks
Supreme Court Ruling on Geofence Warrants
Legal Analysis of Digital Privacy and Third-Party Doctrine
Surveillance Technologies and State Privacy Laws
Pro-Palestine Solidarity at the World Cup
IWW History and Labor Organizing Strategies
Rise of Democratic Socialists and DSA Wins
Political News: Trump, McConnell, and Rubio
Middle East Tensions and ICE Shooting in Maine
UAW Election, C. Diff Outbreak, and DOGE Cuts
Outro and Final Ad Breaks
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