Supreme Court Rules Search Warrant Required for Geofence Location Data - DTH
Jun 30, 2026 · 4m
Summary
The Supreme Court ruled that warrants are needed for historical geofence data in Chat Tree v. United States, affirming Fourth Amendment privacy rights. A study reveals major failures in child safety features on Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat, while Meta faces legal setbacks over addictive design and unauthorized competitor testing. Meanwhile, California partners with Anthropic for AI, the UK proposes app store reforms, and Uber ends its Waymo partnership.
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Supreme Court rules on geofence warrants
Study finds flaws in social media child safety
California partners with Anthropic for AI
UK regulator targets Apple and Google payments
Meta's controversial AI safety testing project
Google expands personalized image generation
Australia sues Amazon over Prime Video ads
Judge rejects Meta's dismissal of addiction lawsuit
Uber and Waymo end Phoenix partnership
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