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I have already explained that legally, cops must have a suspect and a warrant to subpoena a private citizen into releasing protected, private, information.
Tony freely admits that he is approached by law enforcement constantly, asking him to help with his tech.
He and his lawyers tell them to take a flying fuck at a rolling doughnut without a warrant or court subpoena.
Tony takes contracts with the DOD for geofencing political events. He makes a fuckton of money for it too. What he is not doing is playing favorites in politics.
Why do you think grifting streamers have taken such a hard hit after Kyle Rittenhouse?
Because now, the feds caught wind that allowing people to race around livestreaming these shitstorms inevitably leads to the destruction of the divisiveness the feds are trying to foment.
So they pay Tony's company to block all wireless connections in a certain area.
It's why you got no live footage of the palestinian riots happening outside of the presidential rallies.
In other words, the cops have to get a court order and a warrant for release of the scraped info if there is an active geofencing happening.
If it is a singular event, like a stabbing or whatever, with no gefencing currently in place, the police are required to have the phone and phone number and a court court order for that exact phone to see if it was in the area.
Which means they have to have a suspect in custody, and a reasonable enough belief to convince a judge to issue the subpoena for the tracking.
I've been wondering the same thing in the Dexter universe. That ten years that Dexter was out of the game has led to much more serious advances in tracking technology. It's going to be a problem.
