FBI Tracking IMs, Emails, Cellphones Without Court Approval

In online privacy news:

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been routinely monitoring the e-mails, instant messages and cell phone calls of suspects across the United States -- and has done so, in many cases, without the approval of a court. Full story...

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FBI Tracking IMs, Emails, Cellphones Without Court Approval

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