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Department of Homeland Security agencies say releasing details on their social media surveillance capabilities reveal sensitive law enforcement techniques and help criminals elude justice. In this Aug. 11, 2019, file photo an iPhone displays a Facebook page in New Orleans. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane) SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A federal judge on Friday questioned whether the U.S. Department of Homeland Security can legally withhold records on its use of social media surveillance tools to monitor citizens and immigrants. “I have no idea what it is,” U.S. District Judge Edward Chen said, referring t...

(AP Photo/Jenny Kane, File) WASHINGTON (CN) — Ruling against a man who for months received messages about attempted Facebook log-ins from an unregistered device, the U.S. Supreme Court found Thursday that the social media giant’s account-specific security system is not the same thing as an illegal robocall that uses an automatic dialing system. The opinion emphasizes that in 1991 when the Telephone Consumer Protection Act was adopted Congress in particular was worried abut the harm of robocallers tying up emergency lines at random, or every line at a single location. This is partly why ...