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To visitors who have recently been approved and the maps installed on your phone and you can see on the screen that everything is being scanned text messages contacts browsing history and so on you you get really worried they could be something there they dont like and you dont know exactly what they are looking for i think. experts at germanys who are university and both home have been analyzing the app that found that the chinese government is not only copying content from phones its also comp...

Maps. so he got what he really wanted in this one. >> yeah. its interesting. well have to see how it affects washington here because weve been hearing, you know, on capitol hill that gerrymandering is one of the major reasons why were seeing partisan tensions increase, you know, over the past few decades. cook political report has said that only 20% of congressional districts are actually swing districts held by sort of moderate voices. and thats a decrease by more than 50% overt past two decade...

National security agency collected information about americans phone records without the authority to do so last fall. it happened months after the fed said they deleted a massive database of phone records that the nsa had improperly collected going back to 2015. were just learning about this latest incident through documents made public in a lawsuit that the american civil liberties union filed against the nsa. the spy agency reportedly got the records under a controversial phone surveillance p...

These sounds ended been indicated as positive sounds by people using the house at the. studio is the research project that you started in 2017. its supposed to help people discover ways of quiet in their cities ive downloaded the app to my phone now all i need to do is to record the sound of a quite spots take a picture. answer for questions and add it to the hush database. ok lets go. out and about in the name of sites that we can use help us like me to collect our data. since it is so fundamen...

Eight, ten. the case faded from the public spotlight. and so around thanksgiving, 2006, 12 years after the murder when trooper hunyor answered the phone one day -- >> couldnt believe it. the director of the state crime lab contacted me and said that they just got information that there was a match through the codis system for the sample on bonnie craig. >> reporter: they got him. or the system did. codis is short for combined dna index system. its a national database of dna profiles provided by ...

Had called michelles parents. >> the database told them this woman had a son in his mid 20s who lived in south florida. >> did he know the missing michelle? the cops found him, staked him out. then followed him to that little white beach cottage. where he and michelle were in for a big surprise. >> following a developing story out of florida. a woman wanted for the murder of her husband has been arrested in florida. >> at the time of the arrest inside her apartment we found magazines describing ...

Other citizens. the founder of the project emily baker-white. emily, what was your standard for inclusion in the database? >> thank you, michael. its good to be with you. so, we asked one question to determine whether she should be in the database. and that question was, is it possible this post, this comment, this statement, this meme could have an effect on civilian trust in policing. >> so, i have some additional posts. in fact, put the next one up on the screen, katherine, and well use that ...

The philadelphia police commissioner threatening some officers may be terminated, prompting this response from the officers union -- "its premature and irresponsible for the commissioner to tell the public that police officers will be fired without a complete investigation. our officers are entitled to due process just like any other citizen." >> whit johnson with us live tonight from police headquarters in philadelphia. and whit, this online database you speak of includes thousands of facebook ...

Store the bolt police departments in a number of major cities are taking action after an online database revealed thousands of racist and similarly offensive social media posts made by current and former police officers. the plain view project was established after a team of attorneys in philadelphia learned that local police officers posted content on facebook that appeared to endorse violence, racism, and bigotry. researchers obtained public rosters of officers employed by eight jurisdiction...