Sentence examples for cellphone data but from inspiring English sources

So it's great to see that Jim Comey, too, has come around to the common sense conclusion that cops need a warrant to search your cellphone data, but it would've been nice for him to express those sentiments when they actually mattered.

–As Motherboard's Max Charney has written, many police departments are making clandestine use of "Stingrays" – devices that capture cellphone data en masse – but more alarming than the devices themselves is the secrecy surrounding them.

Using the cellphone data, police focused their search on Ashe and Wilkes counties, but were unable to find any sign of Fischer or her car.

"One of the novelties of this work is that it used two very different sources of cellphone data to complete the work: cell tower data, which is relatively inaccurate for positioning, but provides good information about people's approximate location and routing, and GPS data, which provides very accurate positioning information, useful for precise congestion level assessment," he said.

The synchronizing of cellphone data is less common.

Furthermore, few risk assessments have considered positional uncertainty of cellphone data.

But state and federal courts are still divided on whether that standard applies to cellphone data.

But even with the right forensics program and the right cable, extracting cellphone data can be tricky.

Reality mining raises instant questions about privacy, especially when cellphone data is involved.

Local police must investigate fatal overdoses as potential homicides, collecting cellphone data, fingerprints and other evidence.

Most cellphone data plans are 2 to 10 gigabytes (one gigabyte is about a billion bytes).