Sentence examples for cell service provider from inspiring English sources
As for prevention, a common ruse for making a man-in-the middle attack is to send the target a text message that claims to be from his or her cell service provider asking for permission to "reprovision" or otherwise reconfigure the phone's settings due to a network outage or other problem.
If your data signal or GPS is switched off, Usalama pinpoints your nearest location by using your cell service provider, and sends that information via a text message to your recipients.
But until now, there wasn't a federal directive to protect those records under the Fourth Amendment, which guards against warrantless searches and seizures, because users voluntarily submit the information to a third party: their cell service provider.
The same alarm bells are ringing far and wide over a company (Time Warner) that produces massively popular content like Game of Thrones living under the same roof as a major cell service provider.
Most newer phones are automatically set up to receive the alerts -- which look like text messages but are free -- meaning customers must contact their cell service provider to opt out of the program.
defer.add img); Your cell service provider may offer GPS location for a fee, remotely activating your phone's GPS chip.
On Monday, Stirling said the corrections department would continue to push the Federal Communications Commission and cell service providers to block cellphone signals at the prison.
The low bar of "reasonable suspicion" needed for law enforcement to obtain the cell phone data constantly stored by the nation's cell service providers was finally challenged.
The official transcript from oral argument shows the justices pushing on the idea of just how voluntarily people share their location with cell service providers.
To achieve that, cable companies are starting to cut deals with cell service providers.
Zhu et al. design an incentive mechanism in which WSP pays the small cell service providers for the shared radio resource [17].
