k*******l
发帖数: 698 | 1 把GPS定追踪器装在自己国家公民的车下面，被发现了贴网上之后，直接上门去要……
这里：
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/39583860/ns/technology_and_science-security/
Wired网站上的报道：
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/10/fbi-tracking-device/all/1
当初那位在网上发的贴：
http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/dmh5s/does_this_mean_the_fbi_is_after_us/
这位是美籍阿拉伯人，在学校里念书。他老爹（也是美籍）是埃及某宗教领袖，前段时
间刚挂掉
然后这哥们去给车换机油的时候，看到车下面伸出来个东西，找修车行的人让帮忙给整
下来——结果一拽就掉，是个磁铁吸上去的可疑东东。
然后他朋友上网发个帖，贴了图，问这表明FBI在监控吗？
（这个朋友说他本来想给装在别人车上，或者丢湖里的；但说想想觉得应该问问大能的
人肉搜索是不是炸弹……）
结果有热情的网友回复说，带电池的GPS追踪装置，看型号是某公司生产的只对执法部
门销售型。
然后猪脚的打算是放网上卖掉——结果到后天室友就跑来说有两个猥琐的人在楼下踅摸
他的车；他跑下去，然后其一说你的车牌今年没注册啊等等。他说关你鸟事，对方一笑
之后，两辆SUV闪着警灯载着穿防弹衣的家伙们出场鸟……
然后那位告诉他说，我们是来拿回那东西滴，那玩意儿很贵。猪脚说是你们放的？那位
自称文森特的说，对就是我本人的手笔。你合作点吧，不然有你难受的……
于是东西就物归原主鸟。 |
t*****l
发帖数: 2658 | |
b*******k
发帖数: 16989 | |
b*******k
发帖数: 16989 | 4 废话。这是对美国社会的负责
【在 t*****l 的大作中提到】
: 这是民主的GPS，自由的GPS
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t*****l
发帖数: 2658 | 5 爷说错了吗？懒得理你
【在 b*******k 的大作中提到】
: 废话。这是对美国社会的负责
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s*******d
发帖数: 3991 | 6 这些是入了美国籍的，属于埃及老将+太子党
【在 b*******k 的大作中提到】
: 好。对待这些反美极端主义嫌疑人就应该严加监控
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x*********g
发帖数: 11508 | 7 太搞了，看到标题我就在想，这是发生在美国的事情还是发生在中国的事情。。。想了
几秒钟没有结论，就点开看看。结果发现是美国的。
呵呵。这下子很多人都会检查自己的车底了吧，以后这招的效果就要大打折扣了。 |
d*****l
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x*********g
发帖数: 11508 | 9 alfadark 298 points299 points300 points 5 days ago[-]
Is it legal for the police/FBI to track anyone they feel like in the U.S.?
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AttackTribble 584 points585 points586 points 5 days ago* [+] (270 children)
AttackTribble 584 points585 points586 points 5 days ago* [-]
Unfortunately, yes. It was recently ruled that if your car's in your
driveway, it's in a public place and the police can put any kind of tracking
device they like on it. Welcome to the free world.
Edit: Added a frakkin' link, after getting fed up of being asked for one by
people who didn't look at all the links in the other comments:
http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,2013150,00.html
As people have said, it's currently limited to 9th circuit, and will almost
certainly end up being challenged in the supreme court.
Edit 2: Found a relevant link (thanks runningraleigh): http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/05/opinion/05tue2.html?ref=opinion
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alfadark 372 points373 points374 points 5 days ago[+] (64 children)
alfadark 372 points373 points374 points 5 days ago[-]
That's more than a little terrifying.
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reodd 122 points123 points124 points 5 days ago[+] (51 children)
reodd 122 points123 points124 points 5 days ago[-]
Which is why you park your cars in the garage.
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beatles910 269 points270 points271 points 5 days ago[+] (26 children)
beatles910 269 points270 points271 points 5 days ago[-]
What if my grocery store doesn't have a garage? |
x*********g
发帖数: 11508 | 10 Yes, the new ruling is that a warrant is not needed. Before you needed a
warrant, like prove to the judge you had some vague reason to be tracking
your movements and not just because of a hunch or because of your race or
religion. Now police can track you just for kicks, or more likely as a wide
net fishing expedition. Track enough muslims and eventually you'll find one
or two that is involved in drugs, gambling, prostitution or petty theft.
Then you can have a big press conference to announce arrests and justify the
erosion of rights.
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txmslm 88 points89 points90 points 5 days ago[+] (33 children)
txmslm 88 points89 points90 points 5 days ago[-]
In practice they don't arrest a Muslim for drugs and crime. Once they find
such a guy, they lean on him, try to turn him into some kind of agent
provocateur. I remember a few years ago, a guy I know went to jail for
visiting a shooting range with a turned FBI informant. He didn't realize
that his immigration status meant it was a crime for him to even pick up a
gun. He was convicted of "alien in possession of a firearm" and was
sentenced to 5 years, after which he'll be deported. All for going to a
shooting range with someone the FBI leaned on.
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dirtyd0ggy 26 points27 points28 points 5 days ago* [+] (19 children)
dirtyd0ggy 26 points27 points28 points 5 days ago* [-]
It's forbidden for immigrants to go shooting in shooting range?
Motherfucking hell! I used to go shooting every month while I was in US on
work visa. I am getting the goose pimples now thinking how narrowly I
avoided being arrested for something I was sure it was OK. For sure, I would
have killed myself rather than the agony and humiliation of being in prison
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m**********n
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x*********g
发帖数: 11508 | 12 看看这一段钓鱼执法：
In practice they don't arrest a Muslim for drugs and crime. Once they find
such a guy, they lean on him, try to turn him into some kind of agent
provocateur. I remember a few years ago, a guy I know went to jail for
visiting a shooting range with a turned FBI informant. He didn't realize
that his immigration status meant it was a crime for him to even pick up a
gun. He was convicted of "alien in possession of a firearm" and was
sentenced to 5 years, after which he'll be deported. All for going to a
shooting range with someone the FBI leaned on. |
x*********g
发帖数: 11508 | 13 道高一尺魔高一丈，这里有人在兜售搜索GPS追踪装置的仪器了：
One clever way of detecting GPS-based tracking devices is to use a portable
handheld scanner with a variable rate stepping capability to search for 1.
023 Mhz birdies, which is the chipping frequency used by the GPS chipset
itself. Each make and model of GPS device has a distinct signature that can
be observed from 2-4 meters away based upon harmonics of 1.023 Mhz, a low
cost solution is to use a variable step scanner such as the Icom RC-R10
programmed with a 1.023 Mhz step to cycle through multiples of 1.023 Mhz (2.
046, 3.069 etc) to sniff out the chipping frequency emanations from the RF
section in the GPS chipset. These harmonics can be picked up anywhere near
the GPS unit itself, or on the power rails of the vehicle if the GPS tracker
is powered from the vehicle's power. |
d****d
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