EFF Fights Government’s Effort to Get Cell Location Records Without a Warrant By electronicfrontierfoundation on November 18, 2014 Once again, a federal court will decide whether police can track your movements over an extended perYou must subscribe and be logged in to read this archived content.visit original source at eff.org‹ The Sunday Shows Are Completely Infatuated With WarACLU of California’s Smart About Surveillance Report: A Smart Way to Fight Local Spying ›Categories: Electronic Frontier FoundationTags: Archive Related Articles Study of Electronic Monitoring Smartphone Apps Confirms Advocates’ Concerns of Privacy Harms San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors Grants Police More Surveillance Powers Lawsuit: SMUD and Sacramento Police Violate State Law and Utility Customers’ Privacy by Sharing Data Without a Warrant How to Ditch Facebook Without Losing Your Friends (Or Family, Customers or Communities) Giving Big Corporations “Closed Generic” Top-Level Domain Names to Run as Private Kingdoms Is Still a Bad Idea EFF’s DEF CON 30 Puzzle—SOLVED
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