Daily Archives: May 4, 2007 »
Mobile Spy ups mobile snooping powers
Bill Ray Mobile Spy, a new application from Retina-X Studios, monitors calls and text messages and reports them back to a central server. When installed on a Windows Mobile device, Mobile Spy allows parents
Read More »US under pressure for civilian deaths in Afghanistan
Peter Lloyd The United States-led coalition in Afghanistan has come under pressure over the rising number of civilian deaths in clashes with the Taliban. Afghan and United Nations (UN) investigators have found that about
Read More »Is Big Brother in your car?
Michelle Esteban When you hear about “black boxes” you probably picture airplanes that have been in horrible accidents. The black box is the first thing investigators look for. The boxes record cockpit communications and
Read More »Bush officials defend proposal to expand domestic spying powers
Kate Randall Before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday, Bush officials defended the administration’s domestic surveillance operations as well as a proposal to expand spying powers aimed at the population both in and outside
Read More »US government moves to gag terrorist on CIA ties
Bill Van Auken With his trial on immigration charges set for May 11, the US government has filed a motion in federal court seeking to bar the international terrorist Luis Posada Carriles from testifying
Read More »Police and MI5 at odds over 7/7 mistakes
Sean O’Neill MI5 and police are in dispute over which organisation is to blame for mistakes that left Mohammad Sidique Khan free to lead the 7/7 bomb attacks. The Times has been told there
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