Police Using Cell Phones To Track American Citizens

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April 05, 2011 - ACLU report raises privacy fears.

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[mickelwick]

privacy is just an illusion in, that is only one of the hundreds of reasons why i hate america

[ParkerizeThis]

Nope, but good luck finding information that is not cataloged on a regular basis.

[OwenIVx]

You think they care about the law in other countries ?

[ParkerizeThis]

Can they? What about if you hopped onto an unsecured wi-fi connection or proxied yourself through a foreign server that does not recognize our laws to subpoena information? Food for thought.

[ParkerizeThis]

Two words: Pre-paid Phone. And also don't forget to use cash-If they want to play cat and mouse, be a fox.

[Californius]

Apparently people's fluoride poisoning is too far advanced for them to notice the intentional ironic absurdity in my previous post. The word "violated" should have been a giveaway as to which side I was really arguing for.

@OwenIVx said: "You have an i.p. adress, they can find you."

An IP address (which itself can be concealed through proxies) only identifies an internet connection, not a specific person. There are still ways to be anonymous on the internet.

[OwenIVx]

You have an i.p. adress, they can find you.

[electronfun]

.Cannibalism.

[cdimmm]

sorry, no such thing imo