[A U.S. Magistrate Judge in New York rules that the Patriot Act permits police to track cell phone users even if there is no evidence of wrongdoing.]
By Declan McCullagh -- "Federal police may monitor the locations of Americans by constantly tracking their cell phone signals without providing evidence of criminal activity, a magistrate judge has ruled."
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Nokia N85
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Apple's 3G iPhone
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LG Dare
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BlackBerry Bold
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