Mexican "Geolocalization Law" draws ire of privacy activists
Last week, revisions to Mexican federal law took effect that give public authorities and law enforcement unprecedented ability to compel mobile phone companies to disclose real-time geographic data from mobile phone companies in a wide variety of cases. The group of legal revisions, popularly known collectively online as the #LeyGeolocalización (Geolocalization Law), appears to be squarely aimed …
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Posted by H. Adam
on Apr 25 2012. Filed under LEGAL ADVOCACY.
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