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 .p044 Google 3-step process, requires filing of three separate requests to protect customer data
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 .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, just a [[ https://www.pcci.edu/academics/criminal-justice/#CriminalJusticeSchedule | Florida Pentacostal college ]] 3 year graduate with 60 credit hours of courses, many about the Bible, one "American Government" course that mentioned the Constitution

Your Data Will Be Used Against You

Policing In the Age of Self-Surveillance

Andrew Guthrie Ferguson . 2026 . 342.0858 FER . Tigard Library


=== 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, just a Florida Pentacostal college 3 year graduate with 60 credit hours of courses, many about the Bible, one "American Government" course that mentioned 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

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