Wow the FBI has decided you have no expectation of privacy when you step out your door or walk down the street to the park with your kids.
My question is where do they draw the line? Who makes sure they don't just decide to put up one of these "Stingrays" anywhere? Where is there accountability? Who protects us from those who want to "protect" us? Very scary stuff.
The FBI has decided that "court warrants are not required when deploying cell-site simulators in public places," Ars Technica reports. These simulators are nicknamed "Stingrays," and they look like cell-phone towers. They aren't. Instead, they are able to access data from cell phones being used n...
http://www.businessinsider.com/stingray-towers-can-access-your-data-2015-1?op=1
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