Tennessee SB2215 regulates access to and security of historical location data collected by government entities.
Tennessee SB2215, known as the "Protecting Everyone from Excessive Police Surveillance (PEEPS) Act," amends Tennessee Code Annotated to regulate access to and security of historical location data. The bill defines "historical location data" as records revealing an individual's or vehicle's location more than 24 hours prior to access. It mandates that government officials must obtain a search warrant to access such data, except in specific circumstances like exigent situations or with consent from the data subject.
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