> so-called geofence warrants, where investigators ask Google to provide information on anyone within the location of a crime scene at a given time. It's amazi

> so-called geofence warrants, where investigators ask Google to provide information on anyone within the location of a crime scene at a given time. It's amazing we've become so tethered to our phones that it's just implicitly obvious that your phone's location is the same as your location. Authoritarian governments rejoice! People will voluntarily pay and cling to their tracking devices, no need to track them personally.