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From past episodes of the Privacy, Security, and OSINT Podcast (hosted by a former FBI special agent) EVERYONE returned by a geofence warrant will be listed in
by mikece 4y ago
From past episodes of the Privacy, Security, and OSINT Podcast (hosted by a former FBI special agent) EVERYONE returned by a geofence warrant will be listed in the investigation whether exonerated or not, which then, because of public records laws, means the data becomes public and innocent names are mixed with criminal records (and HR background check companies don't always filter out names in criminal reports who aren't charged with anything).
- mindslight 4y ago> HR background check companies don't always filter out names in criminal reports who aren't charged with anything This is its own problem that requires strong privacy laws. If innocent suspects aren't used as a plausibly-indicative red herring, something else will be.
- nceqs3 4y ago>because of public records laws, means the data becomes public This is absolutely not how public records laws work. Look up the Privacy Act.
- P_I_Staker 4y agoI don't think those generally show up in reports, and this would be virtually impossible if you use a reputable background checking company. Every "hit" shows on your copy of the record, and you should be able to challenge it.