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Is there any precedent of subpoena-ing chat logs, or locale information, based on (illegally obtained information of) a missed period; or is this Handmaid's-Tal
by Chris2048 6mo ago
Is there any precedent of subpoena-ing chat logs, or locale information, based on (illegally obtained information of) a missed period; or is this Handmaid's-Tale-fantasy territory?
- cogman10 6mo ago> illegally obtained information It's not illegal to purchase bulk data without a warrant. [1] It should be. So yes, there is precedent of prosecutors buying bulk data and using it in prosecutions. In fact, that's basically a huge part of the "value add" of palantir. [1] https://www.npr.org/2026/03/25/nx-s1-5752369/ice-surveillance-data-brokers-congress-anthropic https://www.npr.org/2026/03/25/nx-s1-5752369/ice-surveillanc...