Holy *bleep*! Federal, state, and local law enforcement requested about 1.3 million cellphone records from wireless carriers in 2011 . . . and that doesn’t count T-Mobile since the company failed to give numbers. “I never expected it to be this massive,” said Rep. Edward Markey about the mobile surveillance numbers after he and Rep. Read more
Social Security numbers and doctors’ notes. Among the files were summaries that spelled out, in painstaking detail, a trucker’s crushed fingers, a maintenance worker’s broken ribs and one man’s bout with sexual dysfunction. At a time of mounting computer …
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CNET News:
Court fight brews over media request to unseal iPhone records — An attorney for the 21-year old Silicon Valley resident who found what appears to be Apple’s prototype iPhone in a bar is expected to oppose a request by CNET and other media organizations to unseal court records relating to the investigation.