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Lee_D:

--- Quote from: "Lord Shagg-Pyle" ---It can be done with the Tetra system.
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Really? Tell us more. I work with Tetra and it's new to me so I'm a doubting thomas.

Evilgoat:

--- Quote from: "Dude" ---
--- Quote from: "Lord Shagg-Pyle" ---It can be done with the Tetra system.
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Really? Tell us more. I work with Tetra and it's new to me so I'm a doubting thomas.
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We could tell you, but we'd have to kill you :)

Besides you track a tetra radio by the things that dont work around it ;) Ones we get lent when doing cover/planning/etc play merry hell with the kit in the control unit.

Cyberprog:
Reminds me of a visit I had from the FBI regarding a customers server.

Turned up at my office demanding the machine, got a little narked off when I told them they could f*** off and come back with a) a UK copper, and b) a warrant.

Then they got annoyed that I didn't actually have the server there (the IP block was registered to my office) and it was in london. They got even more annoyed when I broached the costs of going and getting it with them. Oh, and then they wanted me to log and store for them any and all data going to and from it. Didn't want to pay for it.

They gave up in the end and just took the hard drive after giving me a reciept for it, must chase them on that actually, they've had it for a while...

In short: the FBI don't have any jurisdiction over here in the UK unless they are accompanied by a UK police officer and a warrant, and even then technically they're not allowed to do jack sh*t the copper has to.

The really funny thing was the way they had FBI on literally everything they wore, just in case they forgot who they worked for I guess.... small minds and everything...

Yoshi:
They have no jurisdiction at all over here, they are americans and think that american law applies to all countries.  Always nice to see them flap :D

littlepow:
Once a mobile is turned off, it no longer pings the network. The network drops it. That's why if you turn your mobile off and drive to a new location it takes longer to log back onto your network provider.
If they did use your phone as a bug, then you'd know because your battery wouldn't last very long. As it would be permanetly making a call. This would give you interferrence on certain receiving equipment.
That and phone taps are not admissable in court in the UK.
But web cams and mics can be remotely accessed and used if your on the Internet.

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