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AndronETalksNews
The Western Journal
July 22, 2021 at 5:34pm
The FBI is now using built-in WiFi hotspots in cars to track people as new technologies give the surveillance state more avenues for hunting people down and monitoring their movements.
The technology, which is actually almost two decades old, is called Stingray. It was recently used to find a man in Wisconsin who was wanted on drugs and weapons charges. The technology used to find that man simulates a cell phone tower and is able to trick a mobile phone into giving away its position.
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