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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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This is not really new news and has been around for years now. Its only popped up now that it was released in a court brief recently and now out in the public.
Do I like it that someone COULD listen into my house through my phone? Hell yes, but its also very interesting to know that our intel guys have been listening to the terrorists and bombers through their cell phones at the same time.
Its good and bad and where the line of using it for legit law enforcement and crosses over into the invasion of our personal space is a good question.
I like and fully support it when used for legitimate law enforcement uses, but hate the possibility that it could be use just to snoop on someone, and you know it will happen...
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