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New: 3 died in a chaotic shootout in a Texas car dealership. 20 bullets in 6 seconds. Now, documents show T-Mobile data was used to track one of the bounty hunter's phones after the murders. These are the people black market location data is linked tohttps://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb9nzx/black-market-tmobile-phone-location-data-bounty-hunter-murder …
Here is the phone ping itself. With this system, users could locate any T-Mobile, AT&T, or Sprint phone in the U.S. Enter the number from your account, find it's real-time location. This is someone using it to track a bounty hunter that was just murdered https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb9nzx/black-market-tmobile-phone-location-data-bounty-hunter-murder …pic.twitter.com/vqJgt7HBP4
This is a cellphone video of the triple shooting. We found black market phone location data was then linked to the scene.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orSLlDlS0h4 …
In this case black market phone location data started with T-Mobile, which sold it to a data broker called LocationSmart. They sold it to CerCareOne, a secret company w/ bounty hunter clients. Then data one of the admins used pointed to this triple killing https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb9nzx/black-market-tmobile-phone-location-data-bounty-hunter-murder …pic.twitter.com/a28hdR0HZY
To lookup the location of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint phones, you were supposed to only use 2 IP addresses, to limit abuse. But we found one user pinging phones 1000s of times from IPs across the world. Source believes reselling access on black market https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb9nzx/black-market-tmobile-phone-location-data-bounty-hunter-murder …pic.twitter.com/EgMx8Sa3ju
The FCC is still withholding information about its investigation into the sale of phone location data. This is despite it clearly falling into the wrong hands repeatedly, and now, being linked to the sort of bounty hunters who get into a triple killing https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/vb9nzx/black-market-tmobile-phone-location-data-bounty-hunter-murder …pic.twitter.com/M9pW2noBEI
Interesting article. I find the repeated use of the word 'murder' somewhat concerning. Murder requires intent. It isn't clear from the article who the author feels intended to kill whom. It sounds more like resisting arrest and self defense with a poor outcome.
What do you call it when dumfuks armed to the teeth think they’re Chuck Norris enter a public space with guns drawn and multiple people die from gunshots? Sorry the word “murder” bothers you, snowlflake gun nut
20 bullets in 6 seconds?
Oh yes, the land of the "free"...
And now you know why a black hat once done with their dirty deed will put the burner phone on a freight train or a long haul truck!
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