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A Simple Game

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7. It seems the age of the phone is a red herring, it's not the phone's

Reply to demwing (Reply #6)

Fri May 8, 2015, 01:23 PM

May 2015

brand, type, or age that is in question, it's the data sent by the phone. Did the judges narrow the ruling or was it narrowed by the age of the phone and what the police were seeking for information?

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TYT: Court Rules Cell Phone Data Isn’t Yours [View all] blackspade May 2015 OP

We're no longer citizens. tecelote May 2015 #1

No more Secrets for anybody,,,,,,,let the light shine! Cryptoad May 2015 #2

The ruling seems to focus on "location data" demwing May 2015 #3

If they are right about the Ruling on the issue of the phone company owning the information Dustlawyer May 2015 #4

Yes, but if you don't "own" your device, then essentially, anything else to do with that phone is glowing May 2015 #5

Read the Slate article that spurred the TYT report demwing May 2015 #6

It seems the age of the phone is a red herring, it's not the phone's A Simple Game May 2015 #7

so how is THX1138? PatrynXX May 2015 #8