FCC v. AT&T · ¶22
In 2018, however, news reports revealed security breaches in the carriers' location-based services programs. 156 F. 4th, at 93; 149 F. 4th, at 496. One high-profle incident involved a provider called Securus. Securus provided location-finding services to law enforcement officers, who in theory were required to upload legal authorization, like a warrant, to obtain location data. 156 F. 4th, at 93; 149 F. 4th, at 496. According to reports, however, a Missouri sheriff was able to access location data despite uploading “utterly irrelevant materials.” 156 F. 4th, at 93; see 149 F. 4th, at 496, n. 2.Read in context ›
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