Police Routinely Track Phones Without Warrants

You already know that your phone is spying on you, but we're not all that concerned with what our phones are doing. We're concerned about who's looking at that private information. According to the New York Times, the police are tracking phones routinely.

Regardless of which side of the fence you fall (some consider it a violation of civil liberties; others argue that because phone tracking can save lives, it's justified), one thing is pretty clear: If you don't want someone to track your phone, you need to turn off your phone. If you can't turn off your phone, you need a set of disposable phones; or SIM cards; or you need to get rid of that phone! Wait, someone's knocking on my door. Oh no, they've foundsfklsjl;a....

Police Are Using Phone Tracking as a Routine Tool | NYT