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Tag Archives: Android
Do mobile phone users have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
PRIVACY AND LOCATION BASED DEVICES Mobile phones rely on global positioning systems (GPS) and mobile phone towers to hone in on a user’s location. The geolocation industry is booming, generating $34 million last year with phenomenal growth predicted in the … Continue reading →
Posted in Privacy, Telecommunications
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Tagged Android, cell phone privacy, Digital Due Process coalition, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, electronic panoptican, focault, geo-location based devices, GPS enabled phones, House Judiciary Committee, iPhone, location based privacy, location based tracking devices, mobile phone privacy, opt in consent, Privacy, reasonable expectation of privacy in user's location, reasonable expectation of privacy of mobile phone's location
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