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It’s quite common for cell phone carriers to provide law enforcement with historical records of which towers a phone was connected to at specific times. Also th
by ggreer 6mo ago
It’s quite common for cell phone carriers to provide law enforcement with historical records of which towers a phone was connected to at specific times. Also the phone itself stores detailed location history, including which wifi networks it connected to, allowing police to get someone’s movements if their phone is seized as evidence. Police can even use battery temperature history to get an idea of whether the phone was on someone’s body, outside in the heat/cold, etc.
- macintux 6mo agoNone of that sounds as straightforward as a dragnet would be. Most require a target to be identified.