
Law enforcement agencies across the US secretly deployed Stingray (IMSI catcher) devices that mimic cell towers to intercept phone communications and track locations — often without warrants. The FBI required police departments to sign NDAs and even drop cases rather than reveal the technology's use. An ACLU investigation found at least 75 agencies in 27 states using the devices. Courts have since ruled warrants are required.
Police secretly used Stingray cell-site simulators to track suspects without warrants, sweeping up innocent people's data
“Police have secret devices that can track your phone and intercept your calls by pretending to be cell towers. They're using them without warrants.”
📄 The Receipts
⚖️ The Record, Side by Side
What they said vs. what the evidence shows
“Our products are lawfully used by authorized law enforcement and government agencies to protect public safety and national security.”
— Harris Corporation (Stingray manufacturer) · Jan 2014
🙈 They Laughed At Us
“Our products are lawfully used by authorized law enforcement and government agencies to protect public safety and national security.”
⏳ The Vindication Timeline
From “crazy” to confirmed
The Claim Is Made
This is the moment they called it crazy.
Confirmed: They Were Right
The truth comes out. Officially documented.
Confirmed: They Were Right
The truth comes out. Officially documented.
📊 How Right We Were
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