EFF (Electronic Frontier Foundation): VICTORY! Federal Court Rules Backdoor Searches of 702 Data Unconstitutional

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4. Can you explain what you mean by "inadmissible"? Do you mean for collecting, or in court as evidence?

Pretty sure that jurisdictions are usually where their headquarters are regardless of server locations.

From what I've gathered, law enforcement can still get warrants. Keyword search warrants, geofence warrants, and administrative subpoenas are all perfectly legal methods of collecting your information. That information could be anything from your location to your social media activity.

Pretty sure that corporate owned social media like Meta and Xitter can refuse data collection without a warrant, right? Meta says it doesn't sell its users' data. Last week, though, when I requested that Meta prep 10 years of my data logs, I'm still waiting. It says "still in process." However they did sent 8 files from 10 years of my platform photos, active sessions, chat history, IP addresses, facial recognition data and ads. So I downloaded those to an external.