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What's even worse is that sooner than later, not owning a cellphone with gps tracking will be seen as incriminating. Were you trying to hide your position? How
by John_KZ 9y ago
What's even worse is that sooner than later, not owning a cellphone with gps tracking will be seen as incriminating. Were you trying to hide your position? How do we know that you weren't there at the time of the crime?
- purple-again 9y agoI don’t think this is a valid fear. The cost of a state issued license is considered too high to be fair in use in a much less important area of society, voting. Ownership of a gps enabled tracking device? No chance that is ever cheap enough to be considered required to own as evidence against incarceration.