11Jul/17Off
Digital Privacy to Come Under Supreme Court’s Scrutiny
Devices connected to the internet, from cellphones to watches to personal training trackers that facilitate our personal habits and communications, are a fact of daily life, and the Supreme Court will have to start drawing clear lines around what types of electronic information are — and are not — protected by the Fourth Amendment. Simply asserting that there is a right to privacy does not provide much help in determining how far that protection should extend in a digital world.
See the full story here: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/10/business/dealbook/digital-privacy-supreme-court.html