Feds Got Warrants to Use Fake Cell Towers to Hunt Down Don Lemon’s Producer
Summary
联邦调查人员获得搜查许可，使用被称为伪基站（cell-site simulators）的侵入性监控技术追踪记者 Georgia Fort、一名明尼苏达州参议院候选人，以及 Don Lemon 的制片人，引发隐私与新闻自由方面的关注。
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