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Soghoian: 8 Million Reasons for Real Surveillance Oversight

Submitted by MacRonin on December 1, 2009 - 6:02pm
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Soghoian: 8 Million Reasons for Real Surveillance Oversight: Via Freedom to Tinker.

If you're interested at all in surveillance policy, go and read Chris Soghoian's long and impassioned post today. Chris drops several bombshells into the debate, including an audio recording of a closed-door talk by Sprint/NexTel's Electronic Surveillance Manager, bragging about how easy the company has made it for law enforcement to get customers' location data -- so easy that the company has serviced over eight million law enforcement requests for customer location data.

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