Do Police Need A Warrant To Track Your Cell Phone’s Location?


Do Police Need A Warrant To Track Your Cell Phone’s Location?
Right now, many Americans generate a detailed database of their whereabouts over time — as they move throughout the day from their workplace to their doctor, from their own house to their partner’s— that they do not see or control. It’s called “cell-site location information,” and it can be accessed by local, state, or federal law enforcement without a warrant.

August 8, 2015 at 09:21PM
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Before VHS And Betamax, There Was Cartrivision


Before VHS And Betamax, There Was Cartrivision
Introduced in 1972, Cartrivision was well ahead of its time, and it was also a catastrophic failure. Although it was the first format to offer feature film rental and allowed consumers to record home movies, the first TV equipped with Cartrivision sold for what would be over $7,000 in today’s dollars. Many of the rental tapes also disintegrated due to improper storage. Rest in peace, you pioneer.

August 8, 2015 at 08:24PM
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Apple Recruits A Trojan Horse To Attack Android

Apple rarely works on applications for other platforms. When it does, it’s smart to pay attention. In a way, it matches Microsoft’s plan to get as many people signed up to its cloud as possible. But it’s also about tempting users to consider moving away from Android to the alternative OS… Apple’s iOS.

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