Sentence examples for electronic wiretapping from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Obama administration has been pushing for Web companies to allow easier electronic wiretapping.

The bureau used electronic wiretapping, videotaping and round-the-clock surveillance.

Even smaller are so-called "hummingbird" drones that can fly into buildings unobserved and provide a live video feed of what's going on inside: electronic wiretapping, but with pictures as well.

The new Barack Obama has abandoned his vow to filibuster an electronic wiretapping bill if it includes an immunity clause for telecommunications companies that amounts to a sanctioned cover-up of Mr. Bush's unlawful eavesdropping after 9/11.

As Rebecca MacKinnon explains below, these extend to consideration of electronic wiretapping through the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA) or the actions of the intelligence agencies abroad.

As I document in A Government of Wolves: The Emerging American Police State, the government has nearly inexhaustible resources when it comes to tracking our movements, from electronic wiretapping devices, traffic cameras and biometrics to radio-frequency identification cards, satellites and Internet surveillance.

Chief Harvard would not comment on reports that the F.B.I. may have tracked down Mr. Al-Amin through the use of electronic wiretaps and cellular phone transmissions.

In the memo, drawn from classified material, the staff of the House Intelligence Committee under Devin Nunes, Republican of California, apparently alleges that the Obama Justice Department sought a warrant for an electronic wiretap based on a dossier financed by the Clinton campaign and produced by Fusion GPS with information surreptitiously provided by Russian intelligence.

Both are electronic-wiretap systems that monitor Internet traffic, including e-mail messages and other digital transmissions.

They also assert that the technology is like a wiretap, and that therefore the relatively difficult process of obtaining an electronic communications wiretap order, known in law enforcement as a "Title III" order, should have been followed, instead of the more basic search warrant procedure.

Honest men may rightly differ on the potential [p89] dangers or benefits inherent in electronic eavesdropping and wiretapping.