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The Supreme Court of Canada ruled Friday that police must obtain a warrant before requesting a Canadians’ internet protocol address in a significant victory for privacy advocates.

In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court asserted that Canadians have Charter-protected privacy rights when it comes to cops requesting information about their online activities.

globalnews.ca/news/10329818/su

@disk4mat The good news- privacy rights protected

The bad news it was a 5-4 decision that shouldve be a no brainer. :facepalm:

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