 TransmasterDon't Blame Me I Voted For Bill and Opus
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Cheyenne, WY | reply to karlmarx
Re: Not suprising at all Oh no! the moonbat libtards now have a new issue to beat their hairless chests about 
With the speed of modern communications just how many APRS location packets would be transmitted during a 911 transaction, or somebody looking for a good place to eat. In both cases the system has to know where you are before telling you, or emergency services where to go. 
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| Umm, the article CLEARLY STATES that it's LAW ENFORCEMENT that is requesting the GPS data, NOT the person. There's a BIG DIFFERENCE between someone getting your location without a warrant vs. you requesting the information. Ever heard of the 4th Ammendment? Gee, guess what, the government is SUPPOSED to get a WARRANT, IF and only if, they have enough probable cause to get a judge to agree with them. I'm guessing that sprint never asks for a warrant, so sprint is not only breaking the law, they are breaking their own TOS.
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