Thursday, April 10, 2014
Electronic privacy protection in Utah
While I generally point out the shortcomings of local government and poke fun at their failings, today I thought I'd chime in with something positive. On March 31, Governor Herbert signed into law HB0128. This bill makes it explicit that a government agency needs to get a warrant before obtaining location information on an electronic device. So, the Utah state legislature feels that a person's cell phone shouldn't be used as a tracking device against them without just cause. Sometimes it's nice to say that someone's thinking is so twentieth century. Good work guys, think the federal government will respect your law? More on this story here
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