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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundHow law enforcement uses Google Earth
September 14, 2007 Service helps police see what pot growers and property tax cheats are doing, as well as provide public with important traffic data.Images: Google Earth eyes the lawSecurity firms on police spyware, in their own words
July 17, 2007 Will companies that make antispyware software detect key loggers implanted by federal agents? We survey 13 companies and include their answers verbatim.Will security firms detect police spyware?
July 17, 2007 A recent court case dealing with key loggers installed by the feds invites the question: will security companies put the interests of their customers first?Security firms on police spyware, in thei...FBI wants to eavesdrop on fiber links
August 3, 2004 It's of "paramount importance" that wiretapping rules be extended to Verizon's broadband-over-fiber service, federal police say.FBI adds to wiretap wish list
March 12, 2004 A sweeping proposal seeks to guarantee that Internet Protocol-based communications from VoIP to instant messaging are susceptible to police surveillance.Snooping by satellite
January 12, 2005 Police agencies are making inroads in using GPS technology to track suspects--without court orders.Feds seek wiretap access via VoIP
January 8, 2004 In pursuing "criminals, terrorists and spies," the FBI and the Justice Department are renewing their efforts to listen in on voice conversations carried across the Internet.Virginia is for longer data retention
December 21, 2006 Task force led by commonwealth's attorney general says ISPs should aid police by keeping e-mails, customer information.Feds back wiretap rules for Internet
August 4, 2004 FCC Chairman Michael Powell says giving police access to broadband networks and VoIP calls is "essential."
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