College Student Defends Tracking Taylor Swift's Jet, Cites Public Data Use
Jack Sweeney, a college student, argues his tracking of Taylor Swift's private jet using publicly available FAA data is legal and protected speech.
- Jack Sweeney, a 21-year-old college student, has responded to Taylor Swift's legal threats, arguing his actions are protected under free speech.
- Sweeney's lawyer claims there is no legal basis for Swift's cease-and-desist letter, emphasizing the public nature of the flight data used.
- Swift's legal team accuses Sweeney of stalking and harassment, citing safety concerns for the singer.
- Legal experts and Sweeney's attorney argue that tracking private jets using FAA data does not constitute a credible threat or violate any laws.
- Sweeney has adjusted his tracking to a 24-hour delay to address concerns, while continuing to argue for transparency and public interest.