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Feds Use Private Companies to Gather Cell Site Location Data to Bypass Search Warrant Requirement
by Dale Chappell
Federal agencies have been spying on citizens by buying cell site location data (“CSLI”) from private companies in order to avoid the requirement of a search warrant that they would normally need to gather such data directly themselves from cellphone service providers.
The loophole seems to be ...
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