A California Court of Appeals judge recently ruled in People v. Lieng that there's no constitutional problem with police using night vision goggles to see things that they couldn't otherwise see. In Kyllo v. United States the Supreme Court had ruled that police could not use a thermal imaging device without a warrant, and you'd think the same rule would apply here, but it … [Read more...] about The Physics of Privacy
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