LAWYER: Cops Track You for 90 Days After Traffic Stops (No Warrant)

Описание: 🚔📱 A traffic stop doesn’t always end when the ticket is handed back.
In some departments, it can quietly start 90 days of location surveillance — without a warrant, without your carrier, and without you ever knowing.

This video breaks down 5 critical realities every driver needs to understand about post-stop phone tracking and how police use commercial location data 👇

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📍 1️⃣ Your phone can be tracked AFTER the stop
If your phone is on, apps with location access may be selling your GPS data to brokers. Police can later pull device data tied to the exact location of your traffic stop — even if you were never arrested.

🆔 2️⃣ Your Advertising ID is the key
Every phone has a unique ad ID (IDFA on iPhone, AAID on Android).
That ID links all your location pings together, allowing investigators to follow where you sleep, work, and travel across weeks or months.

🧭 3️⃣ Police build a “pattern of life”
This isn’t about one location. It’s about habits.
Repeated trips create a behavioral profile showing routines, associations, and movements — even from a stop that seemed completely routine.

⚖️ 4️⃣ The law hasn’t caught up
While courts require warrants for carrier location data, app-based data sits in a legal gray zone due to the third-party doctrine. That gap is what allows this surveillance to happen without judicial approval.

🕳️ 5️⃣ The most dangerous part: you may never know
This surveillance often does not appear in police reports or court filings, making it extremely difficult for defendants to challenge how an investigation actually began.

🛡️ What you can do right now
📵 Disable ad tracking / delete your Advertising ID
📍 Review and limit app location permissions
🧠 Understand that a “clean” traffic stop may not be the end of police interest

⚠️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws and police practices vary by jurisdiction. For advice specific to your situation, consult a licensed attorney in your state.

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