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Montana is first state to ban police purchasing digital data without warrant

May 18, 2025/No Comments

Supporters of the new law described law enforcement’s ability to buy citizens’ digital information from data brokers as the “data broker loophole.” According to state Rep. Tracy Sharp, controls are necessary “in order to protect ourselves and our citizens in the future from what government’s going to be able to do with all of this information.”
Cole Lauterbach


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