Whether a defendant necessarily consents to disclosure of historical CSLI data tracking his physical location in excess of seven days simply by utilizing a cellular service with a 'Privacy Policy' which purports to permit such use as part of its adhesion contract

QUESTION PRESENTED: Whether a defendant necessarily consents to disclosure of historical CSLI data tracking his physical location in excess of seven days simply by utilizing a cellular service with a “Privacy Policy” which purports to permit such use as part of its adhesion contract. QUESTION PRESENTED: Whether the good-faith exception to the exclusionary rule should apply even where, as here, the order for historical CSLI data issued pursuant to the Secured Communications Act was served after the Department of Justice had, itself, acknowledged in an internal policy memorandum that a warrant based upon probable cause was necessary. i