Court ruling allows Canadian spies to conduct mass surveillance of cellphones

Tamir Israel, a staff lawyer at the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) characterized the IMSI catchers as “inherently intrusive” and said of the court ruling, “[T]he impact on non-direct targets can actually be, I think, much more serious than is presented here.” Crampton's pro forma ...
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Tamir Israel, a staff lawyer at the Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) characterized the IMSI catchers as “inherently intrusive” and said of the court ruling, “[T]he impact on non-direct targets can actually be, I think, much more serious than is presented here.” Crampton's pro forma ...