If you have a cellphone, police can find you anywhere. http://jsonl.in/fi5k302F7kf | Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Problem: Stingray devices pretend to be real cell towers. When your phone connects to one, Stingray can spy on your location and sometimes your calls or texts. Solution: Rayhunter helps spot when that’s happening. How it does it: 1. You run Rayhunter on a cheap little 4G hotspot (about $20). 2. The hotspot normally talks to real cell towers. Rayhunter watches the control signals in that traffic (not your browsing or personal data). 3. If the “cell tower” starts doing suspicious things — like for

Peter Ney, University of Washington graduate student and security researcher, talks about the issue of StingRay devices, which can be used by law enforcement to track information from a cell phone. Michelle Esteban KOMO will have more at 11 p.m. tonight on the ethics of StingRays, who has them and the question: should they have them? | KOMO News