Poor titling. The restriction is not in place. Thry have only sent it back to the lower federal court to let them determine if it counts as a 4th amendment search before making a decision. The NPR article is significantly better. https://www.npr.org/2026/06/29/nx-s1-5844697/supreme-court-restricts-use-of-geofence-warrants

If this does come back as a 4th amendment search, this might kill Flock and other fixed are surveillance devices in a really fun way. God, I can only hope. (But realistically I know they won’t restrict shit)

The fact we had to have the supreme court rule this is insane to me. “Hey this search is going to violate the privacy of hundreds of people in the search of finding one person, do you think this is ok? Yea defo lets do it”

Otherwise, we could do a sweep of one of their kid-fuck compounds and see which CEOs and politicians are there.

This way, they can prevent themselves from being spied on while also approving every single warrant against any of us, thus giving themselves all the info on us and jack shit on them.