NSA Reportedly Tracks & Collects Cell Phone Travel Data
Another new revelation from the papers leaked by Edward Snowden. A National Security Agency program that keeps all the records of everyone’s cell phone travels.
FOX News Radio’s Rich Johnson explains from Washington DC:
You might call it– the dolphin caught in the tuna net. Whenever it’s on, your cell phone sends out signals that are picked up by nearby cell towers– creating a record of approximately where you are at anytime. The Washington Post reports, the NSA gathers up that data on every overseas cell phone including those owned by Americans. The goal: mapping out a cell phone’s travels and all the other phones it comes close to. And since, at the time, the NSA doesn’t know which data it needs, it just keeps it all.
In Washington, Rich Johnson, FOX News Radio.
