US police use a smartphone tracking tool for ‘mass surveillance on a budget’

News05 Sep 2022

Using an obscure smartphone tracking tool dubbed ‘Fog Reveal,’ the law enforcement agencies from suburban Southern California to rural North Carolina have been tracking people’s movements for months without search warrants.

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