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Digital Evidence
Stingrays: Not Just for Feds!
The Stingray menace
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police cellphone surveillance records sought
Stingrays and Privacy
The Florida Supreme Court recently issued an opinion holding that the Fourth Amendment protections apply to real time cell site location information. The court distinguishes real-time cell site location records from historical data, emphasizing that historical cell site location records are not at issue in this case. This real time location surveillance is done with …
Charlotte police investigators secretly track cellphones
FBI gags state and local police on capabilities of cellphone spy gear
Raleigh police test facial-recognition technology to fight crimes
Revealed: The fake cell towers dotted across US that can gain access to your smartphone operating systems
Mysterious Fake Cellphone Towers Are Intercepting Calls All Over The US
Storm Brewing Over Feds’ Use of Cell Tower Info (CA)
A National Consensus: Cell Phone Location Records Are Private
Raleigh, Durham police using device that tracks cellphone data
State Supreme Court backs police in cellphone tracking (WI)
Stingrays: What defense attorneys need to know
Law enforcement agencies nationwide have been secretly using IMSI (international mobile subscriber identity) catchers to track suspects through their cell phones. Typically this surveillance occurs without a warrant or court order. Also called “Stingray,” this device tracks cell phones using the radiofrequency signals radiating from the phone. The device is a shoebox-sized receptor that mimics …