The FBI has developed a new form of electronic surveillance which remotely activates a mobile telephone's microphone and uses it to eavesdrop on nearby conversations. The technique called a "roving bug" was approved by the justice department for use in criminal investigations.

A district judeg already upheld its legality noting that the eavesdropping technique worked whether the phone was powered on or off.

The ONLY way around this was to remove the batteries from your phone while its not in use.







I'm moving to Jamaica, see you later.:rastasmoke:
SwirlyMass Reviewed by SwirlyMass on . You think you're safe? I am a fool; they could be listening right now! This is sick The FBI has developed a new form of electronic surveillance which remotely activates a mobile telephone's microphone and uses it to eavesdrop on nearby conversations. The technique called a "roving bug" was approved by the justice department for use in criminal investigations. A district judeg already upheld its legality noting that the eavesdropping technique worked whether the phone was powered on or off. The ONLY way around this was to remove the batteries from your phone while its Rating: 5