Results: Publishing Taylor Swift's flight information: Is it stalking or protected free speech?

Jack Sweeney, a junior at the University of Central Florida, says the First Amendment gives him the right to publish publicly available information about the flight paths of private jets owned by the rich and famous – including Taylor Swift. Swift's legal team – and many of her fans – say that Sweeney posting the comings and goings of the singer's private plane on social media is technological stalking. What do you think?

Sweeney also tracks the private planes owned or used by Elon Musk, Ron DeSantis, Mark Zuckerburg, Bill Gates, several Russian oligarchs and others, using public data from a global flight tracking website, TheAirTraffic.com. Knowing how bad it is for the environment, if you were a billionaire, would you have a private plane?