If we go to the concept that the data used by technology companies to perform their functions are just business records, then a massive amount of information about everyone becomes available under a lower standard.
Black warns about privacy risks if tech data is treated as simple business records.
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The amount--what you learn by being able to monitor precisely someone's location over a period of time can reveal all kinds of sensitive things.
You are talking about a surveillance, monitoring capability which can be very detailed, very intrusive.
The fact is, modern digital technology has great benefits, but it does open up the potential for great access into people's private affairs.
The level of intrusion, unwarranted and unconsented intrusion into people's private affairs--their location, their sensitive data, a variety--is something that we need to guard against.
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