The Privacy Implications of Personal Locators: Why You Should Think Twice Before Voluntarily Availing Yourself to GPS Monitoring

Waseem Karim

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The Privacy Implications of Personal Locators: Why You Should Think Twice Before Voluntarily Availing Yourself to GPS Monitoring

Author: Waseem Karim (Washington University School of Law)

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Keywords: Global Positioning System, Right of privacy, Electronic surveillance, Cell phones

How to Cite: Karim, W. (2004) “The Privacy Implications of Personal Locators: Why You Should Think Twice Before Voluntarily Availing Yourself to GPS Monitoring”, Washington University Journal of Law and Policy. 14(1).