Previously secret Homeland Security report on illegal use of smartphone location data now public

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A Homeland Security report on the illegal use of smartphone location data by multiple government agencies – including the US Secret Service – has now been made public. The report concludes that three separate US agencies broke the law by breaching privacy protections.

The report was originally categorized as Law Enforcement Sensitive, but this classification has now been removed, and a redacted version made available to the public …

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Previously secret Homeland Security report on illegal use of smartphone location data now public

A Homeland Security report on the illegal use of smartphone location data by multiple government agencies – including the US Secret Service – has now been made public. The report concludes that three separate US agencies broke the law by breaching privacy protections.

The report was originally categorized as Law Enforcement Sensitive, but this classification has now been removed, and a redacted version made available to the public …

more…

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