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Encyclopedia of private information and a tracking device. >> the phone company at any given time knows where you are as a result of a technical function of the network. >> reporter: that capability demonstrated by two computer scientists in 2011. they discovered the apple iphone and ipad were recording user locations in a hidden file, detailing every step of their whereabouts, keeping a history of it for nearly a year. >> why do you need the history? >> the fact it is storing this history in a ...

Bracelet. to steven russell, it was a relief. >> you guys thought he was in prison? >> yeah, he was -- he was in jail and he had a violation of parole. failure to register as a sex offender, he kept taking the tracking device, removing the tracking device, so when he was picked up, we knew he was going to get some time and so, there was a big relief. >> reporter: the relief was short-lived. his 16th parole violation was considered not enough to hold him in a crowded jail. judge guilani made the ...

Grandmother. on february 13, he was arrested yet again. the 16th time for violating his parole. he had cut off his gps ankle bracelet. to steven russell, it was a relief. you thought he was in prison? >> yeah, he was in jail and he had a violation of parole, registered as a sex offender. he kept taking the tracking device off. so when he was picked up, we knew he was going to get some time. and so there was a big relief. >> reporter: the relief was short lived. his 16th parole violation was cons...

When u.s. forces found the head of al qaeda in iraq in 2006 they reportedly found him by following the man they knew to be his spiritual advisor when his spiritual advisor paid him a visit. when u.s. forces found osama bin laden they reportedly found himpy figuring out who was working as a currier for bin laden, then following the currier to bin ladens house. when u.s. forces found anwar al awlaki in yemen we reportedly first tried to find him by putting a tracking device on the luggage of his n...

When u.s. forces found the head of al qaeda in iraq in 2006 they reportedly found him by following the man they knew to be his spiritual advisor when his spiritual advisor paid him a visit. when u.s. forces found osama bin laden they reportedly found himpy figuring out who was working as a currier for bin laden, then following the currier to bin ladens house. when u.s. forces found anwar al awlaki in yemen we reportedly first tried to find him by putting a tracking device on the luggage of his n...

When u.s. forces found the head of al qaeda in iraq in 2006 they reportedly found him by following the man they knew to be his spiritual advisor when his spiritual advisor paid him a visit. when u.s. forces found osama bin laden they reportedly found him by figuring out who was working as a currier for bin laden, then following the currier to bin ladens house. when u.s. forces found anwar al awlaki in yemen we reportedly first tried to find him by putting a tracking device on the luggage of his ...

Prospect is it unconstitutional for the camera. >> you have to have probable cause for the government to be involved in surveillance. can you put a gps tag on someones car without a warrant? they have to ask for a warrant and say this guy is committing this crime and involved in this and this is our evidence so far and well follow them with a gps. imagine the world we live in if you have politicians that dont like your opponents would you want one side republicans or democrats to have surveillan...

Your wall do you? you have to wonder who actually is the clientele, right, for these pieces of art that are illegal to own but very expensive. >> reporter: yeah. i mean, i think these works, they get sold, and then they end up being put either in private collections or in museums. you would hope that somebody who was an expert would realize what they had and do the right thing and give it back. jenna: you wonder why they dont put a tracking device like you do on animals -- [laughter] to figure o...

Ez-pass, they know when you are speeding. they get to know where you are going. >> neil: your argument is what -- to get around this -- not that there is an advocate, to find the revenue in other ways. but you think its a slippery slope when they monitor you and your car and your driving habits and where you are going? >> it is not so much that they do, but they can. who is to say they wont? but its so much easier just to raise the gas tax. if you have another anotherrive than to invade privacy,...

I get it, but why not? is it infringing on someones rights? >> dana: yes, i think so. it takes away from people growing up. you have to figure out, you are not always coddled and taken care of by the government. you have to figure out how to deal with yourself. formative years. you have dont worry about where you will be and everyone finds you. >> eric: theyre kids and dont have self-control. >> bob: if you think your teenagers are crazy, they are. one thing about this, my kids know this. i put ...