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Court: Cell tracking could help criminals evade law

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 11, 2016//[read_meter]

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Court: Cell tracking could help criminals evade law

Court: Cell tracking could help criminals evade law

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//January 11, 2016//[read_meter]

Stingray cell tracking device (Photo from U.S. Patent Office) Cities with cell tracking technology need not tell the public how it works because it also could...

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