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meow2u3

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13. I'm pointing out the ambiguity in the FBI's statement

Reply to saras (Reply #10)

Tue Dec 13, 2011, 04:27 PM

Dec 2011

Let me clear up my post.

On the one hand, government officials and law enforcement are not allowed to comment on ongoing criminal investigation, especially if a judge issues a gag order; on the other hand, law enforcement, government, and businesses can be colluding in a massive corruption racket and use the pretext of an ongoing investigation to cover up such shady, if not outright illegal, behavior.

It's hard to tell whether the Feds are investigating or committing unlawful espionage.

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FBI using Carrier IQ info for "law enforcement purposes," refuses to release records [View all] jayfish Dec 2011 OP

Very interesting pmorlan1 Dec 2011 #1

Like on Facebook pmorlan1 Dec 2011 #2

I remember when we used to have rights. Warren Stupidity Dec 2011 #3

The future of freedom from this corporate facist empire...is encryption.... BenYehuda Dec 2011 #4

Kicked and recommended. Uncle Joe Dec 2011 #5

if FBI is using these, doesn't it mean that the vendor was logging them? CreekDog Dec 2011 #6

Carrier IQ is saying that they do not store the data but the carrier might. jayfish Dec 2011 #11

Not so fast rethymnon Dec 2011 #7

Secrecy is required for ongoing criminal investigations meow2u3 Dec 2011 #8

the FBI are criminals who want to track your every move with impunity? sounds about right in msongs Dec 2011 #9

They can and do and the law can do nothing. What does that have to do with tihs? saras Dec 2011 #10

I'm pointing out the ambiguity in the FBI's statement meow2u3 Dec 2011 #13

Our government does that every day. Zhade Dec 2011 #12

No, his sentence was commuted 24601 Dec 2011 #15

dump the cell phone over it. leftyohiolib Dec 2011 #14

Goodbye 4th Amendment! We hardly knew ye! RUMMYisFROSTED Dec 2011 #16