Establishes procedures and requirements for reverse-location information searches by law enforcement.
The bill establishes procedures and requirements for reverse-location information searches by law enforcement or any governmental entity. It mandates that identifying information must be anonymized before release to law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies must obtain a warrant to seek reverse-location information, which is historical location information for a defined time period within a geographic location affecting multiple electronic devices. The warrant must include probable cause, a map of the geofence, and specific notice language.
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