As the US Supreme Court reviews law enforcement's use of geofence warrants for cell location data, Google has stopped complying by shifting location storage from its servers to users' local devices. This change was largely driven by public pressure over concerns that hoarded cloud data could be used to prosecute abortion seekers or cause wrongful arrests. However, critics note that while this protects user data from these specific warrants, it does not alter the company's fundamental surveillance-based advertising business model.