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1.3M Cellphone Snooping Requests Yearly? It’s Time for Privacy and Transparency Laws

July 11, 2012 wired.com

For the first time ever, the public knows a bit about how often the police ask mobile phone carriers for data on Americans. It’s just enough data to know that we need some transparency and be

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Mobile-Phone Surveillance by Police Targets Millions Annually

July 9, 2012 wired.com

Mobile carriers responded to a staggering 1.3 million law enforcement requests last year for subscriber information, including text messages and phone location data, according to data provided to C

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Wiretap Stats Decrease, But Don’t Go Celebrating Yet

July 2, 2012 wired.com

The number of criminal wiretaps authorized by federal and state judges in 2011 decreased 14 percent from the year prior to 2,732, according to the latest figures available.

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Mobile Carriers Gladly Give Your Data to the Cops, But Not to You

June 27, 2012 wired.com

The nation’s major mobile carriers have amassed a treasure trove of sensitive data on their customers that they share with police and advertisers — but keep hidden from the consumers th

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