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Geek Squad car
FBI used Best Buy’s Geek Squad to spy on customers, lawsuit alleges
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Police stop
Can the police search your car without permission?
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Facebook login
Here’s how police get your private Facebook data
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Cell tower
Federal appeals court says Fourth Amendment doesn’t protect phone location data
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Judge says secretly placing GPS tracker on a car is not an invasion of privacy
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The NSA is still spying on you—so why did Americans stop caring?
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Police Traffic Stop by Side of Road
Iowa developing smartphone driver’s licenses
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Shapes of People Seen Through Exterior Walls with Radar
Police use high-tech radar to peer into people’s homes without a warrant
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Cessna 140 NC89634 Flying in Clouds
The Department of Justice is targeting cellphones with fake, airborne cell towers
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Muslim with prayer beads
FBI, NSA targeted leading Muslim-Americans, new Snowden revelations show
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dianne feinstein with net neutrality logos superimposed on face
Meet CISA, the Internet’s new enemy in Washington
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US-Mexico border fence in Tijuana
At the U.S. border, police can still search your phone without a warrant
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How to stop police from searching your phone without a warrant
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Supreme Court: Police cannot search your cellphone without a warrant
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Hand holding an iPhone
The Supreme Court is about to decide what police can do with your phone
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Death of a Hard Drive
It is illegal for police to blindly seize all your computer files, court rules
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Court blocks FBI from installing spyware on mystery computer
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jurortag
Judge forces juror to turn over Facebook updates made during trial
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