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Without users realizing it, apps regularly to other, third-party companies like Venntel and Babel Street, who use it for marketing and other purposes. These third-party companies then the data to government agencies.

In 2018, the Supreme Court ruled in Carpenter v. United States that the government needs a warrant to obtain cell phone location information from people鈥檚 cellular service providers due to the 鈥渘ear perfect surveillance鈥� such information provides. Our FOIA lawsuit seeks information about how the government justifies its end run around the Supreme Court鈥檚 Fourth Amendment ruling, how it uses the location records, and what controls are in place to protect Americans鈥� privacy.