Lawyer Danstan Omari plans to sue Safaricom for Sh200 million following a Nairobi court's acquittal of university student David Mokaya in a misinformation case. The lawsuit alleges unlawful disclosure of subscriber data and violation of privacy rights.

• Omari will file a constitutional petition on Monday at the High Court’s Constitutional and Human Rights Division.
• The court ruled that investigators examined Mokaya’s electronic devices without a valid court order, deeming the digital examination unlawful.
• Safaricom allegedly disclosed Mokaya’s location data and personal information to investigators without a court order, violating Article 31 and Article 28 of the Constitution.