, however, the applicable law relating to E911 is fairly explicit. It allows carriers to provide tracking location information to third parties for e911 emergency calls only, but not under any other circumstances without the prior consent of the owners of mobile phones.
the privacy of phone GPS is also supported by the recent series of court hearings. Recent hearings have rejected requests by law enforcement agencies to get information from the GPS mobile phone company osumnjičene.Sudovi have ruled that Congress is not authorized to place tracking without actual evidence of injustice and this is likely the cause is not sufficient reason to release the records.
These events will ensure that the benefits of cell phone GPS tracking will not be compromised privacy and that long-term future and usefulness is secured.
