In which of the following cases did Gorsuch appear to side with more liberal judges by suggestions that the police would be required to obtain a warrant to use cellphone data to identify the location of a suspect?

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In Carpenter v. United States, Gorsuch wrote a dissenting opinion suggesting that police should be required to obtain a warrant before accessing historical cellphone location data, which could be used to track a suspect's movements over a period of time. This opinion was in line with more liberal judges on the Court, who argued for greater protections for individual privacy.

In Which of the Following Cases Did Gorsuch Appear to Side