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Judicial tide may be turning against indiscriminate Flock mass surveillance

Federal judge presses the point that police perusal of our traveling histories on demand can be constitutionally problematic.

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Chicago Sun-Times· Oct 15, 11:00 AMJudicial tide may be turning against indiscriminate Flock mass surveillance

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