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 / precision location technologies / 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 / Network-based services / mobile communication devices / 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 / Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association / 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 the Geolocation Privacy and Surveillance (GPS) Act Statement for the Record of Professor Matt Blaze May 17, 2012