The bounty hunters had mistakenly gone after the wrong people.
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We get a crash course in how the bounty-hunting system works, complete with the Bounty Hunters Guild — a long-standing Star Wars concept — taken extremely literally as an actual unionized workforce of bounty hunters.
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With this data, bounty hunters can find almost anyone, he says.
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She's escaped bounty hunters and killed everyone who's come after her.
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The bounty hunters ended up shooting and killing an innocent man.
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Such vests were found in the bounty hunters' vehicle, he said.
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Their company, ScootScoop, has essentially turned them into scooter bounty hunters.
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Stay alive and collect gold tokens by eliminating the other bounty hunters.
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For (almost) every assignment, bounty hunters get a puck and a fob.
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Red Rock, the bounty hunters and their stagecoach driver take shelter from a
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This book has everything: love, death, blizzards, and escaped bounty hunters from Hell.
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The bounty hunters and the bail bondsmen are facing 16 charges, including murder.
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They aren't soldiers, cops, or bounty hunters — they're fans of Call of Duty.
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If they sell them to data brokers who then sold them to bounty hunters.
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It was the kind of interesting discovery that bug bounty hunters report every day.
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Proposed restrictions, Mr O'Halloran says, could keep bounty-hunters from getting the job done.
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The bounty hunters had been waiting for Hutchinson at the dealership for several hours.
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It is unclear if any phone location data led the bounty hunters to Hutchinson.
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The news shows how widely available Americans' sensitive location data was to bounty hunters.
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Fortunately, no one at the ceremony was captured by bounty hunters or frozen in carbonite.
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They were Fidel Garcia and Gabriel Bernal, two bounty hunters illegally posing as law enforcement.
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Though I don't suspect it's the kind that'd attract interstellar bounty hunters any time soon.
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She never harms Cassandra Cain, protecting her from Sionis and his bounty hunters multiple times.
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Why did the client (played by Werner Herzog) send so many bounty hunters after him?
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The land centers on a settlement called Black Spire Outpost inhabited by smugglers and bounty hunters.
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It's a warm day in Greenville, Texas and two bounty-hunters walk into a Nissan dealership.
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As Motherboard revealed, those data sales included to bounty hunters and others without phone users' consent.
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Tubman addressed Northern gatherings to awaken the conscience of fellow Americans, risking capture by bounty hunters.
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She gives birth on the lam and is shot dead by bounty hunters just moments later.
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But Grecian introduces a fantastically devilish pair of bounty hunters who call themselves Mr. and Mrs.
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But a report in 2019 showed the data was still available to bounty hunters and others.
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Bounty hunters, or "blackbirders," as we learned they were called, roamed Manhattan in search of escapees.
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You'll eventually find yourself facing off against ugly Christmas sweater-wearing bounty hunters and sword-swinging LARPers.
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Zumigo then sold it to a company called Microbilt, which caters to various clients including bounty hunters.
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Until recently, bounty hunters were queueing up to buy the location data of American cell phone users.
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It centers on her work with a team of bounty hunters -- and documents her battle with cancer.
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But, nothing compares to the infamous April bust ... when bounty hunters caught Orlando with his pants down.
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Can commission-based "bounty hunters" now enter any business at will seeking access to books and records?
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In "Grace," an enslaved woman on the run is shot by bounty hunters but hovers on earth.
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That data was being sold to bounty hunters, who are using it to track folks down, right?
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Röyksopp's "Bounty Hunters" keeps returning to Greedo snarling "Oota goota Solo?" as the keyboard sirens pound and shimmer.
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In turn, these brokers would then sell the data to bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, debt collectors, and middlemen.
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We couldn't imagine recreating the sleazy intergalactic dive bar filled with smugglers and bounty hunters any other way.
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There's also the infamous bounty hunters bust back in April ... when he was arrested in his undies. #GetWellOrlando
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TMZ broke the story ... bounty hunters -- not cops -- raided the home where he was staying in Las Vegas.
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In Tennessee, bounty hunters can carry weapons but may use deadly force only in cases of self-defense.
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It's likely work has dried up a bit since one of the universe's largest employers of bounty hunters exploded.
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According to Harry Campbell of the Rideshare Guy Blog, scooter bounty hunters can net $20 to $2000 an hour.
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CerCareOne provided that data to around 250 bounty hunters and bail bondsman, according to leaked documents obtained by Motherboard.
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Criminals run rampant through the streets, and bounty hunters viciously compete with one another to catch the most prey.
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HUNTING AT SCALE CerCareOne's phone tracking service was not a one-off tool for bounty hunters and bail agents.
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Last we saw, open warfare had just broken out between the Mandalorians and the bounty hunters on this planet.
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On Wednesday, the authorities announced that the seven bounty hunters had each been indicted on first-degree murder charges.
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That makes it home not just to traditional good guys and bad guys, but smugglers and bounty hunters, as well.
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In January, Motherboard revealed that bounty hunters were buying location data of AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile mobile phones.
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What happened next Bounty hunters aren't law enforcement agents and aren't protected by the same laws that cover other officials.
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According to a charging report obtained by PEOPLE, the bounty hunters thought that a certain fugitive was in the car.
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And, of course, there was the crazy bounty hunters bust back in April ... when he was arrested in his undies.
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Many of these rabid Army volunteers, Grandin notes, were former bounty hunters with an unchecked thirst for scalping their victims.
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On top of illegally posing as law enforcement, the F.N.G Security bounty hunters seemed to have approached the situation recklessly.
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For just a few hundred dollars, bounty hunters were able to access the location of wireless customers—with chilling results.
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He's a new friend who is feeling out a world that evil bounty hunters didn't want him to survive in.
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As Motherboard's investigation notes, this data has wound up in the hands of bounty hunters not authorized to access it.
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Law enforcement sources tell us bounty hunters staked out the parking lot after she posted online that she'd be hosting there.
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After Motherboard's initial report, 15 senators called on the FCC and FTC to investigate the sale of data to bounty hunters.
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Rather than interact with Disney employees, guests will interact with Batuu's residents: a collection of smugglers, bounty hunters and rogue adventurers.
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As Hutchinson stood near a desk in one of the dealership's glass walled offices, the two bounty hunters approached, handguns drawn.
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Zumigo then sold it to a company called Microbilt, which provides the access to a variety of industries, including bounty hunters.
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When he was a child, the bounty hunters who murdered his parents severed his vocal cords to keep him from talking.
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Motherboard has reported extensively on the abuse by bail bonds firms and bounty hunters around tracking techniques such as location data.
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After that, the top wireless companies said that bounty hunters and others would no longer have access to their customers' locations.
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But last year, Vice reported that location information was still being shared through other outlets, and ending up with bounty hunters.
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Finally, in March, Star Wars: Bounty Hunters, written by Ethan Sacks and illustrated by Paolo Villanelli, kicks off another new series.
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Contrast that with cellphone carriers selling our location to bounty hunters or magazine publishers selling our subscription information to data brokers.
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"It's unconscionable that cell companies are facilitating the sale of location information to bounty hunters," privacy expert Guarav Laroia told Motherboard.
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Bounty hunters ferret out replicants by giving them the Voight-Kampff test, which measures empathic response via pupil dilation and heart rate.
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Blade Runner's remarkably weird title has its own backstory, which has nothing to do with androids, bounty hunters, or tears in rain.
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As we've covered ... Brown's had a plethora of legal problems the past year, including getting arrested by bounty hunters in his underwear.
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Constandin, an inexhaustible talker, overflowing with corny wisdom, snippets of poetry and philosophical musings, resembles one of Mr. Tarantino's garrulous bounty hunters.
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One of reality's most ass-kicking humans wants to play one of the most ass-kicking bounty hunters in video game history.
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The story will follow a group of bounty hunters in space, led by Cho's character, Spike Spiegel, as they chase down criminals.
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Although for much of the twentieth century the state paid bounty hunters to kill them, since 2101 trophy hunting has been banned.
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And somehow the guild that we saw before, you know, this planet is overrun with bounty hunters, Karga's running this entire Guild.
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"People would ring a bell when the bounty hunters were spotted to give enslaved people enough time to hide," Ms. Talbot said.
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Throughout the movie, Alita has to fight deadly bounty hunters (called "hunter warriors" in this universe) and other cyborgs sent to assassinate her.
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As many Potterheads know, the hashtag is a reference to the snatchers (essentially bounty hunters) introduced in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.
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President Grant secretly ordered the army not to protect the native residents, and bounty hunters began collected up to $300 per Indian killed.
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Vince Jones -- who stars on History Channel's "Big Rig Bounty Hunters" -- died at his home in Delaware, OH on Wednesday ... TMZ has learned.
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Bounty tells the story of a group of intergalactic bounty hunters in the middle of a mission to pick up a suspected terrorist.
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In a time of staggering data breaches and privacy nightmares such as bounty hunters buying telecom-sourced location data, SecureKey sees an opportunity.
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The book follows a teenage slave named Cora, who flees a Georgia plantation and tries to evade bounty hunters, informers and lynch mobs.
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Doctors and hospitals said the auditors were like bounty hunters because they were allowed to keep a percentage of the funds they recovered.
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The bounty hunters had a tip that Hutchinson would be at the dealership that day because his girlfriend was trading in her vehicle.
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Some bounty hunters used the CerCareOne service tens of thousands of times to locate phones, according to internal CerCareOne documents obtained by Motherboard.
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Formed by a trio of bug bounty hunters, Appknox has been around since 2014 but it only released its service one year ago.
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The two bounty hunters had their guns drawn as they entered a small, glass-enclosed office in a Texas car dealership on Tuesday.
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In Tennessee, bounty hunters, also known as recovery agents, may carry weapons but may use deadly force only in cases of self-defense.
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Already the government encourages tattling by camera-toting bounty hunters who collect evidence of petty crimes as well as serious infractions like bribery.
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" Rajan Khanna on bounty hunters: "I've always wanted more of a bounty hunter 'scum and villany' focus, so I think that was great.
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They often work as mercenaries and bounty hunters, though it looks like one Mandalorian character in the series is an armorer of sorts.
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Witchers (who are mostly men but some female witchers do exist, yay!) are like bounty hunters — they make a living by killing monsters.
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But it isn't long before Valance crosses paths with a number of other, more familiar Star Wars bounty hunters and the mystery deepens.
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When AT&T and other telecom data trickled down to bounty hunters, those individuals were largely free to retain the data as they pleased.
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Bondsmen typically pay bounty-hunters expenses plus 10% to 20% of the value of a bond on someone who fails to appear in court.
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But they're on opposite sides of an intergalactic war, forcing them to go on the run from soldiers, bounty hunters, and a robot prince.
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We both encounter a lot of technology in our daily lives — for me during the course of reporting, for you to escape bounty hunters.
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Beyond Facebook, Motherboard revealed in January that every major U.S. wireless carrier was selling their customers' location data to third parties including bounty hunters.
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Some of these bounty hunters then resold location data to those unauthorized to handle it, according to two independent sources familiar with CerCareOne's operations.
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The Greenville Police Department and city officials are not investigating whether procedures were followed because the bounty hunters were not employed by the city.
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It's a nice distraction from the constant threat of bounty hunters trying to Jedi-nap (Yoda-nap?) the galaxy's cutest soup-slurping alien toddler.
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Between 1850 and 1861, the California government spent an estimated $1.5 million reimbursing bounty hunters and militias for deliberate mass murder of Native Californians.
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For more than six miles, the bounty hunters continued to fire at the Nissan and rammed it during the chase, The Associated Press reported.
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AT&T is arguing that its customers can't sue the company for selling location data to bounty hunters, according to recently filed court records.
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The show follows Spike Spiegel and a misfit group of bounty hunters as they search for the next big score and grapple with their pasts.
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There are only a few rules for bug bounty hunters, including providing the information FCA US would need to reproduce and validate the identified vulnerability.
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Around 183 bounty hunters and related businesses had access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customer location data, according to documents obtained by Motherboard.
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There have been rumors in recent weeks that the show would be about the warrior culture exemplified by bounty hunters like Jango and Boba Fett.
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As Mando tends to his wounds from his battle with the bounty hunters, we see that baby Yoda has an interest in what he's doing.
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Motherboard's investigation showed that Zumigo was also selling data to Microbilt, a company that helps bounty hunters and debt collectors "skip trace" or locate people.
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In addition to murder, the seven bounty hunters were each indicted by a grand jury on 15 other charges, including attempted murder and aggravated kidnapping.
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Cho will play the leading role as Spike Spiegel in the series based on the popular anime about a crew of bounty hunters in space.
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On October 29th it began a cull of green iguanas, paying $6 per dead lizard to a few hundred people who have registered as bounty hunters.
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This sci-fi epic unflinchingly portrays the pains and trials of being a new mom, including the ones that involve being chased by space bounty hunters.
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Now that feature is expanding somewhat: in addition to other players tracking you down, you'll now have to worry about new NPC bounty hunters as well.
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The movie, a brutal neo-Western about bounty hunters and gunslingers in the aftermath of the Civil War, is set in the snowy mountains of Wyoming.
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Bounty-hunters sometimes fool a fugitive's child or partner to reveal his hideout, and generally prefer to seize them when they are asleep or otherwise unprepared.
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Using taxpayer money, these bounty hunters continue monitoring public employees at U.S. EPA who took an oath to protect the health and safety of all Americans.
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The news comes after Motherboard revealed that carriers sold phone location to companies which then provided it to hundreds of bounty hunters and other third-parties.
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That information could trickle down to bounty hunters and complete strangers for a worryingly small amount of money — without the wireless customers ever having a clue.
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Regulars, lost souls, cops, media despots, cam girls, hackers, sex androids, weirdos, bounty hunters, dogs in people clothes all find their way to the bar stool.
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Motherboard reports that there is now effectively a black market where unscrupulous bounty hunters can theoretically locate almost any phone in the United States for a fee.
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Yet, nearly as quickly as the image took hold everywhere online, it was mysteriously pulled — as if a thousand bounty hunters all got the same tracking fob.
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The bail source who originally alerted Microbilt to Motherboard said that bounty hunters have used phone geolocation services for non-work purposes, such as tracking their girlfriends.
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In April, seven bounty hunters in Tennessee opened fire on a vehicle that they believed held a fugitive they were seeking, but mistakenly killed an innocent man.
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But in early 2019, the technology website Motherboard showed that carriers were still selling data, and that it was ending up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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The Star Wars star recently found herself battling off foes far more menacing than clones or bounty hunters: other movie stars hungry for Rise of Skywalker spoilers.
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Netflix Description: Determined to find the woman he loves, a Scottish teenager braves the Western frontier of 19th-century America, with bounty hunters hot on his trail.
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But we know almost nothing of what Kenobi is up to during that time: does the Empire send bounty hunters or Imperial agents to try and find Luke?
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In the wake of that cut-off, however, private investigators and bounty hunters are seemingly scamming one another by offering inaccurate phone location data for hundreds of dollars.
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The documents also show that telecom companies sold data intended to be used by 911 operators and first responders to data aggregators, who sold it to bounty hunters.
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The broker, called LocationSmart, was involved in a number of data selling and cybersecurity incidents, including selling location data that ended up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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His troubles with the law this year have been plentiful -- domestic disputes, bounty hunters and an alleged burglary -- so his friends think Dr. Phil is the last resort.
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"Cowboy Bebop" follows a gang of futuristic bounty hunters in the year 2071 and is commonly cited as the series that unlocked anime's popularity in the United States.
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Bounty hunters Gabriel Bernal and Fidel Garcia were killed while trying to capture fugitive Ramon Michael Hutchinson at a Nissan dealership in Greenville, Texas, just outside of Dallas.
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After Motherboard's original investigation, 15 senators called on the FCC and Federal Trade Commission to investigate how consumers location data ended up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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The FCC declined to answer specific questions about whether it knew of CerCareOne's existence, and whether it was aware that CerCareOne was selling location data to bounty hunters.
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And here we are: there's an unregulated black market where bounty-hunters can buy information about where we are, in real time, over time, and come after us.
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Last year, Motherboard reported on a company that previously offered phone geolocation to bounty hunters; here Microbilt is operating even after a wave of outrage from policy makers.
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The sedan sped out of the parking lot and away from the Walmart, the police said, and the bounty hunters jumped into two cars and chased after it.
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In 1990, the United States hired bounty hunters to abduct an individual suspected of involvement in the torture and murder of a Drug Enforcement Administration agent in Mexico.
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The law poses "a devastating threat" to presidential authority and replaces the prosecutorial discretion of the Justice Department with "the mercenary motives of private bounty hunters," he wrote.
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If it did care about people like bounty hunters tracking its subscribers, it would already have taken care of this problem—which it could also do today, right now.
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They'll even be able to join factions: signing up with the First Order, or deciding to go mercenary and head out on a run with some local bounty hunters.
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Finally, a cache of leaked documents from a secret company called CerCareOne showed hundreds of bounty hunters had access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint data for years.
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Next month will introduce Kim & Kim, a sci-fi adventure from Black Mask Studios, about two bounty hunters — one a trans woman, the other bisexual — who are best friends.
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He finds out he's been betrayed by a supposed friend, so goes with Geralt to kill him in revenge, before visiting the band of bounty hunters tracking him down.
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History will judge those impeding these refugees' journey the same way it views the bounty hunters who caught and returned runaway slaves from the American South: with harsh condemnation.
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Bounty hunters were able to buy the current location of a cellphone for $300, Vice reported, because telecom companies sold the real-time location of phones to shady companies.
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The chaotic episode unfolded just after midnight on April 23 when a group of seven bounty hunters swarmed a Nissan sedan in a Walmart parking lot in Clarksville, Tenn.
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The series focuses on the Chapmans, who have long been bounty hunters, and a team known as "The Dirty Dozen" who were working with them to track down fugitives.
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Samuel L. Jackson and Kurt Russell lead the character count in this Quentin Tarantino tale of revenge as bounty hunters on opposite sides of the "dead or alive" equation.
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The original show follows a gang of misfit bounty hunters trying to make it in an interstellar society of corrupt cops, violent gangs, hyper-intelligent dogs, and wild martial arts.
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As Motherboard has shown in multiple investigations, this data, which sometimes included highly precise assisted-GPS data, ended up in the hands of bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, or private investigators.
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Then in February Motherboard revealed one company had sold AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint location data to hundreds of bounty hunters for years, including highly precise A-GPS data.
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Getting caught is a real concern given the number of camera-wielding bounty hunters in South Korea who record evidence of crimes in hopes of receiving rewards from the government.
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It seems The Client (Werner Herzog) wasn't confident that Mando could pull off the job and hired a bunch of bounty hunters, not just IG-11, to get the asset.
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According to online records, the phone number belongs to F.N.G. Security, the firm the two bounty hunters worked for, and the coordinates put the phone just outside the Nissan dealership.
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A number of the bounty hunters fired into the car as they tried to serve an arrest warrant, striking two of the four men inside the Nissan, the police said.
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Though slavery was also illegal in Michigan when it was admitted to the Union in 1837, bounty hunters crossing state lines still posed a threat to black residents of Detroit.
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In January, the technology site Motherboard revealed that real-time data, once assumed to be protected by phone companies, was available for sale to bounty hunters for a $300 fee.
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In January, Motherboard reported that through a complex network of middlemen, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint were selling location data that ended up in the ends of bounty hunters.
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Heat Signature, the Bounty-Hunters-In-Space follow-up to Suspicious Developments' Cyborg-Jumpy-Spy-er Gunpoint, is about making a bet on yourself and seeing whether it pays off.
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"The Mandalorian" — a series set in the world of Star Wars about the adventures of bounty hunters — will be one of the service's flagship shows when Disney+ launches on November 12.
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This is serious money, and bug bounty hunters serve a key role in the software security ecosystem, helping to ferret out some of the worst vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them.
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After Motherboard's January investigation, 15 Senators called for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to properly investigate the sale of phone location data to bounty hunters.
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Motherboard also previously reported that 250 bounty hunters had access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint phone location data from another company that catered specifically to the bail bond industry.
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Bounty hunters descended on a home in Las Vegas on Friday and arrested That's So Raven alum Orlando Brown, capturing the former Disney Channel star for an outstanding warrant, TMZ reported.
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"Reaper," from 2007, is about a slacker college dropout who discovers his parents sold his soul to the Devil, and now he has to work as one of Satan's bounty hunters.
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The last time there was a warrant out for his arrest -- just 4 months ago -- bounty hunters stormed into a Vegas house and dragged him out at gunpoint ... in his underwear.
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In January 2019, Motherboard found a firm called Microbilt sold AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint data to bounty hunters, and also offered it to property managers and used car salesmen.
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The 10-part series will follow the husband-and-wife duo and their team of bounty hunters ("The Dirty Dozen") as they hunt the FBI, U.S. Marshals, and State's Most Wanted Fugitives.
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The 10-part series will follow the husband-and-wife duo and their team of bounty hunters ("The Dirty Dozen") as they hunt the FBI, U.S. Marshals and State's Most Wanted Fugitives.
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Killjoys is about three agents who work for the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC), a loose union of bounty hunters who will pick up any contract, from delivering cargo to tracking down criminals.
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How could the agency ensure that carriers like AT&T and Verizon aren't selling customer location data to third parties where it could get in the hands of criminals and bounty hunters?
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More specifically, Motherboard found that scammers, bounty hunters, and others have been exploiting carrier procedures for "exigent circumstances," where a human life may be at risk and time is of the essence.
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Tired of managing the bad PR, he is pushing for federal rules on training and background checks to weed out current or hopeful bounty-hunters who, for example, "have perhaps murdered someone".
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The Man Booker Prize-winning author Marlon James is writing an epic fantasy trilogy that draws on ancient African myths and stories, and features bounty hunters, queens, witches, shape-shifters and monsters.
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Before going through what appears to be a serious rebranding and discontinuing the product, at least one company, Captira, was selling phone geolocation to another market, according to website archives: bounty hunters.
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It's about a group of bounty hunters in the near future navigating the gig economy as they try to find where they fit in the universe after an accident nearly destroys earth.
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Over two years, Polfus, known locally as Poop Lady, received more than a thousand scat-filled plastic bags; her army of bounty hunters included everyone from elders to 12-year-old girls.
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At issue was the practice of selling customers' real-time location data to third parties — data which then ended up in the hands of bounty hunters, debt collectors, and other questionable parties.
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Though to a lesser extent than in American cities, bounty hunters would occasionally come across the Canadian border to kidnap former slaves and sell them back into bondage, so threats did remain.
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However, earlier this year, it was discovered that the data was still being made available to some third-party companies like Zumigo and Microbilt, which were easily accessible by bounty hunters, Motherboard found.
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Since then, Motherboard has also found that the problem was much larger than previously understood, and showed that hundreds of bounty hunters and bail bondsmen could track most phones in the United States.
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The comment is largely referring to a Vice investigation that found that the phone carriers sold real-time location data to middlemen and that this data sometimes eventually ended up with bounty hunters.
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The technique highlights another gap in the security of telecom companies, and how they have, at times, exposed sensitive customer data to bounty hunters, stalkers, and other people not authorized to handle it.
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Last week a Motherboard investigation revealed that cell phone providers and location aggregators have allowed real-time smartphone location data to be sold to bounty hunters, landlords, and used car salesman, among others.
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Instead, the tracking tool relies on real-time location data sold to bounty hunters that ultimately originated from the telcos themselves, including T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint, a Motherboard investigation has found.
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Motherboard previously revealed that T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T had been selling real-time location data to middlemen companies for years, which then provided it to bounty hunters and other third parties.
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Kim and Kim are inter-dimensional bounty hunters out to break the chains established by their parents and the authorities and leave their mark on the world by pursuing a bold and risky bounty.
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With federal agents and the best bounty hunters in the nation massing on their heels, the gang must rob, steal and fight their way across the rugged heartland of America in order to survive.
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After shelling out $1003 million in rewards to security bounty hunters in 2015, Google announced today it is doubling the reward for reporting serious security flaws, raising the top bounty from $50,000 to $100,000.
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Orlando Brown was arrested for an outstanding warrant, but not by cops -- by determined bounty hunters who busted into a man's house and found the former "That's So Raven" star hiding ... in his underwear.
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The former "That's So Raven" star says he'd been going through a lot at the time, especially with his family, and was afraid for his life since bounty hunters have the right to shoot.
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A new trailer gives us a quick look at the story of 10 people who appeared on screen as stormtroopers, bounty hunters, Rebel pilots, and other background roles in 1977's A New Hope.
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Kim & Kim by Magdalene Visaggio (writer) and Eva Cabrera (artist), Black Mask StudiosThese two ladies are delightfully punk rock bounty hunters who go rogue and have to deal with all the trouble they've created.
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The two-season-and-a-movie series arc follows space cowboy Spike Spiegel and his misfit family of bounty hunters as they race to strike it rich and outrun their pasts in the process.
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Spencer Harrington Brooklyn, N.Y. Co-Op Culture Reading Alexandra Schwartz's article about the eccentricities of the Park Slope Food Co-op, I found myself thinking that some things never change ("Bounty Hunters," November 25th).
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To be clear, the 2018 conspiracy storyline is still full of nonsense, nonsense that will tax even longtime X-Files fans who know their virus-carrying bees from their green-bleeding alien bounty hunters.
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Whether they wittingly allowed the data to find its way into the hands of "bounty hunters" or not, they surmised, perhaps correctly, that the liability on their end, were that to happen, would be negligible.
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"We are not aware of any misuse of this service which ended two years ago," an AT&T spokesperson wrote in an email, after Motherboard explicitly said the data was being provided to bounty hunters.
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Earlier this month Motherboard showed how T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint were selling cell phone users' location data that ultimately ended up in the hands of bounty hunters and people unauthorized to handle it.
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Pee Wee couldn't care less about the charge, he was laser-focused on Lima, the woman he met on Instagram but had finally just met in person ... right before the bounty hunters took him down.
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Last week, Motherboard revealed that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint had been selling their customers' real-time location data that ultimately ended up in the hands of bounty hunters and people unauthorized to handle it.
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Killjoys was created by Lost Girl creator Michelle Lovretta, and follows a trio of bounty hunters who work for a guild called the Reclamation Apprehension Coalition (RAC) in a four-world system known as The Quad.
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One pleasant early surprise at TIFF was The Sisters Brothers, Jacques Audiard's throwback Western about a pair of bounty hunters (played by Joaquin Phoenix and John C. Reilly) killing their way across America in the 1800s.
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Cox's own reporting has shown that you can't trust your cell phone carriers: Phone companies keep and sell location data to the highest bidders including bounty hunters — an ongoing issue, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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That provides enough work, he says, for more than 2,000 fugitive-recovery agents—as bounty hunters are also known—who, like himself, operate at least part-time, typically as private contractors for bondsmen in the Redoubt.
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Criminal investigation into Trump lawyer's business dealings began months ago…Blogger says she was stopped from taking photos in a bikini despite getting permission…Ex-Disney star Orlando Brown arrested in his underwear by bounty hunters.
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In addition to location data gleaned directly from cell towers, a new Motherboard investigation has revealed that cellular carriers have also been providing access to A-GPS data to data brokers, bounty hunters, and related businesses.
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After a long day of fighting bounty hunters, using the Force, and explaining to your friends that these aren't the droids they're looking for, you need to put your feet up and make yourself a stiff drink.
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In the United States AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint stopped selling their customers' location data to third parties after a Motherboard investigation found data from those telcos was ending up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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Seven Tennessee men, who work as bounty hunters or bail bondsmen, have been charged with first-degree murder after they allegedly opened fire on the wrong car late last month while they were looking for a fugitive.
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The move comes after multiple Motherboard investigations found AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon sold their customers' data to so-called location aggregators, which then ended up in the hands of bounty hunters and bail bondsman.
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That was possible because T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint had all sold access to their customers' location data to a network of middleman companies, before ending up in the hands of bounty hunters and bail bondsmen.
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According to video of the raid obtained by the outlet, Brown, 30, was hiding in a closet on the second floor of the residence when he was found by bounty hunters during their 6:30 a.m. raid.
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The Mandalorian society is divided into Houses and Clans, and most of the inhabitants are bounty hunters or mercenaries who were so fearsome that they were unafraid to take even the Jedi head-on in ancient conflicts.
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The gold standard of the Mexico western remains "The Wild Bunch," Sam Peckinpah's blood opera that sends a band of rogues across the border as they flee from bounty hunters at the beginning of the 20th century.
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That information was purchased from T-Mobile by one of these "aggregators" (Zumigo) and then sold to a third company (Microbilt), who in turn was apparently selling it to bond agents, or "bounty hunters" as they're colloquially known.
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Motherboard previously reported that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint have been selling their customers' real-time location data, which trickled down through a network of middlemen and data brokers before arriving in the hands of bounty hunters.
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We learn how bounty hunters go right up to the edge of what the law allows and use, as one person in the bail bondsman industry put it, "neurolinguistic mind manipulation" to get people to give them information.
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You will also read about how bounty hunters are buying phone location data from carriers, how millions of Americans may be mistaken about their food allergies, and all the movies you should be looking forward to in 2019!
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After Motherboard reported about the sale of real-time AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint phone location data to bounty hunters in January, each telecom said they were stopping the sale of such data to all third parties.
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But AT&T, for example, told Motherboard the use of its customers' data by bounty hunters goes explicitly against the company's policies, raising questions about how AT&T allowed the sale for this purpose in the first place.
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It comes in the aftermath of the recent location sharing scandal, which revealed how bounty hunters were able to get a hold of any cell subscriber's real-time location data by obtaining the records from the cell networks.
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Motherboard also bought T-Mobile phone location data on the black market for $300, and reported on leaked documents which showed that hundreds of bounty hunters had access to T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T data for years.
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At a frontier outpost sometime after the Civil War, a motley crew of outlaws and bounty hunters warm themselves by the fire — until it's time for them to start killing one another in a hyper-realistic blood bath.
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More recently, Cho was tagged to helm a motley crew of bounty hunters as Spike Spiegel in "Cowboy Bebop," the coming Netflix live-action spin on the space Western anime in which he'll flex some martial-arts skills.
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After Motherboard's initial investigation showed AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customer real-time location data was ending up in the hands of bounty hunters, 15 Senators called for the FCC and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate.
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On Tuesday, Motherboard revealed that major American telcos T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint are selling customer location data of users in an unregulated market that trickles down to bounty hunters and people not authorized to handle such information.
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Even in the face of uncontroverted evidence that T-Mobile, Sprint, and AT&T sold specific geolocation information to data brokers who then sold it to bounty hunters without their customers' permission, this FCC has done nothing about it.
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Earlier this month Motherboard revealed that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint had been selling real-time location of customers' cell phones that ultimately ended up in the hands of bounty hunters and people unauthorized to handle the data.
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Currently making the rounds at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival, the Antoine Fuqua-directed cowboy Western flick stars Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt, two of seven bounty hunters in the 1870s preparing for combat after the Civil War.
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So many bounty hunters lift weights and practise a martial art or wrestling, the better to snap on handcuffs and, on some fugitives, ankle cuffs, lest they try to kick out a backseat window on the drive to jail.
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On Tuesday, Motherboard revealed that T-Mobile, AT&T, and Sprint were all selling their customers' phone location data that ultimately ended up in the hands of bounty hunters, as well as people unauthorized to handle it at all.
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CerCareOne sold cell phone tower data, but also sold highly sensitive and accurate GPS data to bounty hunters; an unprecedented move that means users could locate someone so accurately so as to see where they are inside a building.
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The two bounty hunters — Gabriel Bernal, 33, and Fidel Garcia Jr., 54 — were private investigators, hired to serve a warrant for the arrest of the third man, Ramon M. Hutchinson, 49, who was wanted in Minnesota on drug charges.
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All four major carriers claimed they would stop the practice in June 2018 after a security breach exposed sensitive user data, but new revelations about location information acquired by bounty hunters on the black market have undermined the companies' pledges.
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Finding bugs is not only rewarding for the researchers in a monetary way, although that's probably a big part of the motivation — it also raises the profile of bug bounty hunters in the research community when they find a big bug.
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The companies were responding to questions from Rosenworcel prompted by news reports that location data originating with America's largest telecoms was being acquired and sold downstream by bounty hunters and others without the consent of the companies themselves or their customers.
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Plans have already been made by Disney to invest future films in bland characters like the bounty hunters Boba Fett and Han Solo, while Jar Jar Binks was excluded entirely from the most recent Star Wars film, The Force Awakens.
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"The Hateful Eight," starring Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell and Jennifer Jason Leigh, follows the story of two bounty hunters and an outlaw in the middle of a Wyoming winter who find shelter in a cabin filled with corrupt characters.
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But while T-Mobile in response to direct questions on abuse acknowledged this series of incidents, including the case of 250 bounty hunters having access to their customers' data, AT&T and Sprint did not mention that case at all.
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Mr. Kurtz's other films include "Return to Oz" (1985), an unsettling sequel to "The Wizard of Oz" that more faithfully followed L. Frank Baum's novels, and "Slipstream" (1989), a science fiction thriller with Bill Paxton and Mr. Hamill as bounty hunters.
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Drawn from the diaries of two Westerners who traveled throughout the region in the 232s and the 238s, it follows the journey of a pair of botanical bounty hunters who are guided through the dense jungle by an intrepid shaman.
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But the panel did feature the first publicly shared trailer for The Mandalorian, the first live-action Star Wars TV series, inspired by bounty hunters Boba and Jango Fett, and featuring Game of Thrones' Pedro Pascal in the lead role.
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Instead, bounty hunters and people with histories of domestic violence have managed to trick telecommunications companies into providing real-time location data by simply impersonating US officials over the phone and email, according to court records and multiple sources familiar with the technique.
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Celina Powell -- who's accused rappers like Offset, Snoop Dogg, and others of cheating and/or knocking her up -- is currently in a jail cell thanks to bounty hunters ... one of whom shamelessly dropped the n-word during the bust ... TMZ has learned.
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The tech news site Motherboard published a story earlier this month detailing how certain professions like bounty hunters are able to procure precise location information through a chain of third-party companies that buy information from carriers like Sprint and T-Mobile.
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Protagonist Arthur Morgan and the rest of the outlaw gang he runs with are pursued by law and capital both, with US marshals and an oil tycoon's army of bounty hunters nipping at their heels from the very start of the game.
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Cox is interested in the cataloging and preservation of United States Navy wrecks, some of which — at least in shallower waters — are at risk of being damaged by bounty hunters, or raised by salvage firms, who chase value in large supplies of metal.
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Fifteen U.S. senators joined that chorus on Thursday by seeking a response from the Trump administration, whose regulatory chiefs have had nothing substantive to say about the story, which detailed, in part, how "bounty hunters" had created their own black market for Americans' location data.
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The star appears unrecognizable with her sexy and lighter hair transformation, but the departure from her signature dark locks happens to fit her music video character, who is moonlighting as a local club singer while trying to flee from a group of bounty hunters.
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Then, when Motherboard revealed that some of the telecom companies had been selling access to that same data to a slew of middlemen brokers, eventually ending up in the hands of bounty hunters, the FCC reiterated it was investigating the sale of location information.
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In May Senator Ron Wyden's office and The New York Times revealed the practice; a few days later we reported that another company offered a similar product to bounty hunters, allowing them to pinpoint the location of nearly any phone in the United States.
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What wasn't immediately clear after this tragic incident that claimed the lives of the two bounty hunters, Fidel Garcia and Gabriel Bernal, and Ramon Hutchinson (the wanted man): someone was using controversial cell-phone tracking technology to pinpoint the location of one of their phones.
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"The story makes clear and I think people would agree that when they click-through a privacy policy that includes allowing a carrier to share their location data they do not contemplate that information eventually ending up in the hands of bounty hunters," Laroia said.
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Canada became a particularly appealing option for refugees from slavery after 1850, when Millard Fillmore signed the Fugitive Slave Act — which allowed slave owners and bounty hunters to recapture slaves who'd escaped to the North, and made it illegal for abolitionist Northerners to protect them.
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Everything picks up once Luke (Mark Hamill), Rey (Daisy Ridley), and Anakin (Hayden Christensen) decide to leave home and change their status quo — which is essentially the choice that the Mandalorian just made by kidnapping the baby and facing off against his fellow bounty hunters.
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"Grizzly Adams" spawned two codas: "Legend of the Wild," broadcast in 21977 and released theatrically in 210, and "The Capture of Grizzly Adams," broadcast as a TV movie in 1982, in which Adams is taken back to town by bounty hunters and finally clears his name.
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"He travels the solar system with his ex-cop partner, Jet, pursuing the future's most dangerous bounties with a combination of charm, charisma—and deadly Jeet Kune Do." For the uninitiated, Cowboy Bebop follows a crew of "cowboy" bounty hunters in a ship called, well, Bebop.
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But you can usually choose to avoid them — and when you don't, they almost always come with a cost: Sheriffs and bounty hunters chase you down, important game options disappear, whole towns become hostile territory, horses you've bonded with (making them faster or more responsive) die.
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That disclosure can be explicit (building one of Facebook's social graphs means voluntarily telling the network who your friends and family are and how you relate to them) but also occasionally unexpected (merely turning on your phone turns you into a human beacon, readily accessible by bounty hunters).
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Thus — and rather ironically — the truly American response to the Jonestown tragedy was characterized by a strong entrepreneurial current: A cottage industry of professionals, ranging from academic psychologists to rebranded bounty hunters calling themselves "deprogrammers," emerged to steer Americans out of the clutches of putatively demented cult leaders.
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When Motherboard reported in January that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint had sold their customer data to companies that ultimately provided it to bounty hunters and other people unauthorized to handle it, each telco said they were stopping the sale of phone location data to third-parties altogether.
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Hoping to elude Union soldiers and bounty hunters all the way to Florida, eventually to reach Havana and freedom, Varina has a little money from the sale of her household furnishings and a small pistol with which she can shoot herself if Union soldiers try to violate her.
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While we all wait for the omnipresent cloud of doom to return, might I suggest you dig into the best posts from this week on Gizmodo, featuring everything from bounty hunters buying phone location data and the evolution of neuroscience to eyebrow-raising monkey cloning experiments and a Shazam set visit.
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Directed by Martin Brest The Buddies The chain-smoking ex-cop turned bail bondsman Jack Walsh (Robert De Niro) has to elude the mob, the F.B.I. and rival bounty hunters to get Jonathan Mardukas (Charles Grodin), a rogue accountant known as the Duke, to Los Angeles before his bond expires.
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Disenfranchised settlers, driven from their homes into banditry and the mountains, are the good guys; the rapacious bounty hunters sent to kill them on behalf of a malevolent banker are the capitalist villains, depositing their victims' corpses, for which they receive cash, in the snow — frozen assets for later retrieval.
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More than a year after a Motherboard investigation revealed that wireless carriers were collecting and selling user location data to often dubious data brokers who then sold it to bounty hunters, the head of the FCC is finally acknowledging that at least one and possibly several wireless carriers broke the law.
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With the intent to lay low for a while, the titular Mandalorian and his adopted 50-year-old baby son head to a low-key swampy planet at the beginning of The Mandalorian Chapter 4, hoping to get some rest after an intense battle against a slew of bounty hunters.
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Just like the cantinas seen in "Star Wars: A New Hope" and "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," Oga's Cantina will feature music, exotic drinks (of both the alcoholic and non-alcoholic variety) served in a variety of extraterrestrial vessels, and be a safe haven for smugglers and bounty hunters alike.
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Motherboard security reporter Joseph Cox wrote that he had acquired phone-location data from a source in the bail bond industry during the course of an undercover investigation and that the sensitive data was being routinely acquired by bond agents (read "bounty hunters") without a subpoena or prior approval from the courts.
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" After a stagecoach ride in the mountains, he added, "the ragged story settles into a confined space, where the main characters (a motley crew of outlaws and bounty hunters) drink coffee, warm themselves by the fire, and talk about this and that until it's time for them to start killing one another.
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In Friday's episode of Disney+'s The Mandalorian, our helmeted hero and his baby companion are still on the run from bounty hunters, and after last week's battle and an opening dog fight, the duo takes a trip down memory lane for Star Wars fans, touching down on the desert planet of Tatooine.
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In the second trailer for The Mandalorian — the highly anticipated series set in a galaxy far, far away and poised to debut with the launch of the new Disney+ streaming service — fans get a glimpse at the life of bounty hunters, complete with knock-down, drag-out brawls with adversaries and creatures of all sorts.
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It wasn't a traditional theme park as much as it was a living world, one that would allow guests to move off of the carefully curated Disney rails, and become the lead in their own free-ranging stories — whether that meant working for some bounty hunters or becoming pivotal players in a galactic civil war.
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The news provides the first instance of individual telco customers pushing to be awarded damages after Motherboard revealed in January that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint had all sold access to the real-time location of their customers' phones to a network of middlemen companies, before ending up in the hands of bounty hunters.
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What I described above is more a canonical view of software testing than what bug bounty hunters are up to—"Bug Bounties 101" seems like a good place to start for that—but I wanted to give a sense of the problem, and most especially, what makes it an interesting and very hard problem.
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The episode, captured in a video and recordings of 911 calls that were released by city officials on Wednesday, drew further attention to the work of so-called bounty hunters, a job that pits freelance law enforcement figures against fugitives in ways that have sometimes operated outside of conventional policing methods and local oversight.
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In the second half of the film, while she's facing off against the villainous misogynist Roman Sionis (Harley's narration via on-screen notes says one of his grievances against her is her having a vagina), Harley also ends up committing some pretty bad crimes — kidnapping Cassandra Cain, holding her for ransom, maiming bounty hunters, etc.
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In this episode of CYBER, Motherboard editor-in-chief Jason Koebler and senior staff writer Joseph Cox go deep on the shady—but legal—market of data aggregators and brokers who sell smartphone location data to bounty hunters, bail bondsmen, landlords, used car salesmen, and anyone who can manage to get access and pay for it.
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As you commit crimes in a particular area, the bounty on your head grows, which in turn makes it harder to get around and manage your resources — shops close their doors to you, paid stagecoach rides (a form of fast-travel) won't welcome you, and bounty hunters appear intermittently to collect the price on your head.
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As Thanos — the most powerful being in existence — touches down on Earth during his quest to find the six Infinity Stones and become even more powerful, the MCU's all-star cast of super soldiers, galactic bounty hunters, sorcerers, gods, Wakandans, and nerds in fancy suits must team up to stop him from wreaking havoc on the universe.
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In the hours after the shooting, someone with access to a controversial data system looked up the location, or "pinged," one of the bounty hunter's phones, pinpointing it to the Nissan dealership, according to data leaked to Motherboard from a company that sold real-time location data of AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customers to bounty hunters.
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When pressed into action, Alita turns out to be an extraordinary fighter, skills she's given ample opportunity to show off, both on the mean streets of this strange, brutal world -- devoid of guns, but populated by bounty hunters known as "Hunter-Warriors" -- and playing a Rollerball-like game called Motorball, where mangling the competition falls within the rules.
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According to Motherboard's story, that's because our cellular carriers — at least AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint — are reselling that data to shady third-party location tracking companies that resell it to other companies that sell it yet again to bail bond bounty hunters who can buy it for the low, low price of $4.95 per phone from a company called Microbilt.
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You'll probably want to take a look at their full story, but the gist is this: until late 2017, a secondhand data broker called LocationSmart sold data to a thirdhand data broker known as CerCareOne, which in turn let as many as 250 bounty hunters and bail bondsman find an AT&T, T-Mobile, or Sprint phone's real-time location for a fee.
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On Thursday, AT&T announced it was stopping the sale of its customers' real-time location data to all third parties, in response to a Motherboard investigation showing how data from AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint trickled down through a complex network of companies until eventually landing in the hands of bounty hunters and people unauthorized to handle it.
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The series, which is a bridge between Star Wars of old and new, may have left you scratching your head wondering who the mysterious masked bounty hunters were, what role they play in the grand scheme of the war against The Empire, whether Jedi are cool with them, and what sort of plot might happen in the show The Mandalorian.
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One of the guys behind the "Cat Daddy" dance craze got busted in L.A. -- but, the ONLY thing on his mind at the time of his arrest was getting some action from a chick he'd just met ... at 2 AM. TMZ obtained this video of Jovan "Pee Wee" Clayton -- formerly a member of The Rej3ctz -- getting arrested early Thursday morning by bounty hunters.
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Around 250 bounty hunters and related businesses had access to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint customer location data, with one bail bond firm using the phone location service more than 20173,000 times, and others using it thousands or tens of thousands of times, according to internal documents obtained by Motherboard from a company called CerCareOne, a now-defunct location data seller that operated until 2017.
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Amendment to H.R. 3351, the Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Act, 2020As Trahan spoke, Motherboard broke another major story in the location-data scandal, linking the apparently unauthorized use of location data to a crime scene an hour east of Dallas, Texas, where two bounty hunters illegally posing as law enforcement officials had exchanged fire with a suspect on the run, resulting in the deaths of all three.
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David F. Walker, who is black, is writing a new Luke Cage series for Marvel that begins in May; that same month introduces a superhero universe from Lion Forge, with a diverse team of creators and characters, including Noble, the flagship hero who is black; and this summer will see the return of Kim & Kim, from Black Mask Studios, about two bounty hunters, one a trans woman, the other bisexual, written by Magdalene Visaggio, who is transgender.
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Whereas it's common knowledge that law enforcement agencies can track phones with a warrant to service providers, IMSI catchers, or until recently via other companies that sell location data such as one called Securus, at least one company, called Microbilt, is selling phone geolocation services with little oversight to a spread of different private industries, ranging from car salesmen and property managers to bail bondsmen and bounty hunters, according to sources familiar with the company's products and company documents obtained by Motherboard.
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It ought to be: Whereas it's common knowledge that law enforcement agencies can track phones with a warrant to service providers, IMSI catchers, or until recently via other companies that sell location data such as one called Securus, at least one company, called Microbilt, is selling phone geolocation services with little oversight to a spread of different private industries, ranging from car salesmen and property managers to bail bondsmen and bounty hunters, according to sources familiar with the company's products and company documents obtained by Motherboard.
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CES, the annual conference showcasing the cutting-edge in consumer tech, has a reputation for not…Read more ReadReport of Bounty Hunters Buying Phone Location Data Leaves U.S. Senators SeethingSenate Democrats called on federal agencies Wednesday to investigate the practice by major…Read more ReadProducers of Nazi Romance Movie Appear to Be Using DMCA Takedowns to Silence CriticsWhere Hands Touch, director Amma Asante's new film about a love story between a biracial black teen …Read more ReadMillions of Americans Are Wrong About Having a Food Allergy, Study SuggestsMillions of Americans might be mistaken about their self-professed food allergy, suggests a new…Read more ReadScientists Have a Plan to Turn Seabirds Into Tiny Ocean Science LabsIn the future, cyborg birds may help monitor ocean currents and help ground-truth satellite data.
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