Princeton University / City University of New York / Distributed Computing Laboratory / University of Pennsylvania / /
IndustryTerm
cellular carrier / cellular data devices / telephone service / location tracking technology / cellular systems / chipset hardware / cellular networks / important and innovative new applications / internet-based entity / cellular telephone / regular telephone network / telephone network / communications networks / cellular radio infrastructure / satellite receiver hardware / analog telephone wiretaps / receiver chip / surveillance technology / digital systems / intercept systems / 4G Internet / mobile telephone / wireless carrier / wireless technology / active wireless subscriber accounts / surveillance systems / application software / wireless networking / cellular system infrastructure / cellular telephone handset / Network-based services / mobile communication devices / cell site / law enforcement / cellular network / prominent location technology / local services / real-world surveillance systems / location technology / smartphone applications / Wireless Location Technologies / Wireless carriers / wireless communication / always-on Internet access portal / /
OperatingSystem
Android / /
Organization
Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime / Terrorism / and Homeland Security Hearing / Princeton University / the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia / House Committee / the City University of New York / /
Person
Matt Blaze / /
Position
associate professor of computer and information science / Professor / director / associate professor / /
House Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security Hearing on ECPA, Part 2: Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance Written Testimony of Professor Matt Blaze April 25, 2012