NSA Can Easily Decode Encrypted Cellphone Conversations
Possibly, so can other countries
Mulling one step forward, mulling one step back
FCC has proposed rescinding its ban, which no longer has any technical basis
Implications for civil liberties have some concerned
Inks deal with 3D Systems
Who doesn't want to listen to their fellow passengers' personal lives?
Increase in usage in the last year
Tom Wheeler wants an amendment to the wireless industry trade association's Customer Code
Shares fall 13 percent after the announcement
A "teaching moment" where students learn that authorities are awful people
Despite texts being sent to the wrong people in the past
Get them for $50 or less (if you sign a contract, of course)
But decided against putting program into practice
So much for that method
Analysts think cheaper phone is still too expensive for emerging markets
At least in regards to what they're doing on their smartphones
A federal appeals court approves warrantless cellphone tracking, which the NSA may already be doing.
The Library of Congress blocked switching carriers, last time
Not responding to FOIA requests
A nice break from federal practice
Hard to compete with free app
They're all over the map, just like the phones