There is a growing call for the Supreme Court to eliminate a contentious strategy employed by the IRS, which enabled the agency to access data from 14,000 cryptocurrency users without warrants. This case has the potential to redefine privacy rights in the context of the digital era.
The large-scale data seizure by the IRS, affecting 14,000 individuals involved in cryptocurrency, raises significant constitutional questions. Legal experts are now contemplating whether the Supreme Court will intervene to protect the privacy rights of these users, potentially altering the landscape of digital privacy law.
