Massachusetts H2027 aims to protect electronic privacy by regulating the use of cell site simulator devices in criminal investigations.
Massachusetts H2027 amends the state's General Laws to enhance electronic privacy protections. The bill mandates that warrants for using cell site simulator devices must specify the agency, offense, and information sought. It requires law enforcement to notify the targeted device's user within seven days of obtaining information. The bill also restricts the use of such devices to situations where alternative methods are inadequate, and it prohibits the use of collected information beyond the warrant's scope.
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