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NYPD accused of cell phone spying
Privacy advocates say they are using what is called sting ray technology while the NYPD is pushing back against critics
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Privacy advocates say they are using what is called sting ray technology while the NYPD is pushing back against critics
Documents obtained by ACLU reveal details of surveillance capabilities in devices used by police departments
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