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    http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...013150,00.html

    Government agents can sneak onto your property in the middle of the night, put a GPS device on the bottom of your car and keep track of everywhere you go. This doesn't violate your Fourth Amendment rights, because you do not have any reasonable expectation of privacy in your own driveway — and no reasonable expectation that the government isn't tracking your movements. [more]
    UNREAL!!!!!!!!

    This is very scary and disturbing!!!!!!

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    Why is this scary to you? Are you doing something illegal?

    They'd have to enter my garage to find my car at home, where I expect it would be illegal for them to enter without a warrant. I think the government has better things to do than to track where I go anyway.

    I can just see the conversation now:
    Agent 1: "Where's howste now?"
    Agent 2: "I'm not sure - his car's at the airport again."
    Agent 1: "I just love government work."
    Agent 2: "Are you going to eat that donut?"

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    Even your girlfriend can do this to you

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    As much as I dislike "aiding and abetting" Dude111's [usually] random and pointless threads, the basics of the story in that case are:

    Person doing illegal activity
    Person living in a caravan ('trailer' for those in the US)
    Nothing to physically mark out the area that could be considered the "curtilage" of said abode


    Resultion:
    Don't partake in illegal activities that could lead to the policing forces wanting to follow you.
    Don't live in a 'trailer park' - or, if you do, put up a fence to mark out your curtilage.




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    Quote Originally Posted by GroundZero3 View Post
    Even your girlfriend can do this to you
    And more! Trust me... Like CCD camera's and sht.

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    More frightening than the government tracking my car is the Russians tracking my dog.

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    Quote Originally Posted by howste
    Why is this scary to you? Are you doing something illegal?
    Thats not the point mate,in your mind people WHO DO NOT should willingly give up thier privacy??

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    Let's not forget this thread from seven years ago: Do the police need a warrant to track your car with GPS?

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    Hmmmmmmm i didnt see that thread. Unfortunetly there is 1 invalid link in it or i would ask the staff if MY thread could be merged with that one....

    Ah well...

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