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Your Data Will Be Used Against You
Policing In the Age of Self-Surveillance
Andrew Guthrie Ferguson . 2026 . 342.0858 FER . Tigard Library
p001 - Introduction: You Are a Warrant Away from Incrimination
=== PART I: OUR WORLD DIGITALLY TRANSFORMED
p013 - 1. Our Homes
p031 - 2. Our Things
p036 n47 How Your New Car Tracks You Matt Burgess 2023
p037 n50 Tesla Workers Share Vehicle Images
- p038 Turned off phone "almost as incriminating"
p040 Placement of GPS tracker on car, United States v. Jones 5 Justices cite reasonable expectation of privacy, Scalia: placement is search, either way a warrant is required
p041 Sotomeyer: impacts communities, suceptable to abuse
p043 geofence warrant Chatrie v. United States, pending Supreme Court case
- p043 Geofence area 150 meter radius around bank 3.5 times area of NYC block (40 homes near our house)
- p044 Google 3-step process, requires filing of three separate requests to protect customer data
Judge Hannah Lauck called first warrant overinclusive
- resembles general warrant, unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment
- p045 requires searching through ALL of Google's data, broadest search ever attempted
p045 Virginia magistrate David Bishop signed warrant; not a lawyer or technologist, only a Florida Pentacostal college 3 year graduate with 60 credit hours of courses, many about the Bible, one "American Government" course that mentions the Constitution
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p050 - 3. Our Bodies
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p068 - 4. Our Cities
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p086 - 5. Our Papers
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p104 - 6. Our Likes
=== PART II: CONSEQUENCES WHEN EVERYTHING IS EVIDENCE
p125 - 7. Power Problems
p140 - 8. Privacy Problems
p151 - 9. Praxis Problems
=== PART III: RESPONSES WHEN EVERYTHING IS EVIDENCE
p175 - 10. Judicial Responses
p195 - 11. Legislative Responses
p175 - 12. Individual Responses
- p228 - Conclusion: The Tyrant Test
- p245 Notes
- p245 Introduction - 31 notes
- p246 ch 1 - Our Homes - 125 notes
- p252 ch 2 - Our Things - 113 notes
- p256 ch 3 - Our Bodies - 124 notes
- p263 ch 4 - Our Cities - 115 notes
- p269 ch 5 - Our Papers - 93 notes
- p272 ch 6 - Our Likes - 114 notes
- p278 ch 7 - Power Problems - 46 notes
- p281 ch 8 - Privacy Problems - 25 notes
- p282 ch 9 - Praxis Problems - 72 notes
- p286 ch 10 - Judicial Responses - 51 notes
- p288 ch 11 - Legislative Responses - 46 notes
- p290 ch 12 - Individual Responses - 34 notes
- p292 Conclusion: The Tyrant Test - 37 notes
- p295 Index
- p311 About the Author