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Cell phone interception

2016-05-04 18:06:36.766113+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Battlefield Technology Gets Spotlight in Maryland Courts: Secrecy and Defense Concerns Surround Cell Phone Trackers:

But Annapolis Police couldn’t find their target in the case of a Pizza Boli’s employee who reported being robbed of 15 chicken wings and three subs while out on delivery in March. In that case, police got a court order, according to the police log.

The value of the wings and subs totaled $56.77.

So, yeah: Your cell phone data is being intercepted. Period.

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