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The way this would work out in a proper world, is that the search would take place, they'd realize it was fruitless and that the location information provided w
by wang_li 11y ago
The way this would work out in a proper world, is that the search would take place, they'd realize it was fruitless and that the location information provided was incorrect and then the phone manufacturer and the cell phone company would each cut a check for $1,000,000 to the person who was false accused. And this would happen each and every single time a person's civil rights were violated because some product developer did a shitty job. A 1% failure rate is pretty low quality.
- Houshalter 11y agoYou aren't owed a million dollars because your house was falsely searched. That's absurd. The police have a right to do searches if there is decent evidence or suspicion of a crime, and 99% is way more than enough for probable cause. A 1% failure rate is actually incredibly good and means it will be very very rare for innocent people to get searched at all.