[TheZMan]

Based on this, the IRS cannot utilize banking records, credit card purchase history, et al, to go after you without a warrant. Read the dissenting opinions compared to the decision. There are likely other areas that are now sue-worthy based on this decision.

[DesertRhino]

“Based on this, the IRS cannot utilize banking records, credit card purchase history, et al, to go after you without a warrant. “

Very cool

[NorthMountain]

There are likely other areas that are now sue-worthy based on this decision.

Good. Fedzilla needs to be shoved back into its Constitutional cage.

[jiggyboy]

Well we checked their cell phone records and they were home the whole evening they can;t possibly be the robber, case dismissed!

I disagree. The very fine legal point in the decision here is that you're just turning on your phone, which is what communicates your position data to the cell tower. You didn't "volunteer" that information in the same way that you write something down and send it to the IRS or go to the store and make a purchase.

I hasten to add, as I have posted here, that I think the whole pretense of "volunteering your personal information to a third party" is also BS, and in two different ways, but whether that idea is BS or not was not what decided this case.