Feds' New Cell Phone Spying Device Raising Privacy Concernsby Clarence WalkerStoptheDrugWar.org Apr. 08, 2013 |
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Blocked by a Supreme Court decision from using GPS tracking devices without a warrant, federal investigators and other law enforcement agencies are turning to a new, more powerful and more threatening technology in their bid to spy more freely on those they suspect of drug crimes. That's leading civil libertarians, electronic privacy advocates, and even some federal judges to raise the alarm about a new surveillance technology whose use has yet to be taken up definitively by the federal courts. Read More |