[RobinOfKingston]

So, ah ... if I leave my cell phone home, go 500 miles away and rob a bank ... can my cell phone, being at home, provide me with an alibi?

[ChildOfThe60s]

if I leave my cell phone home, go 500 miles away and rob a bank ... can my cell phone, being at home, provide me with an alibi?

No. But if you are near a bank when it is robbed it might be able to get you convicted. ha ha

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

That’s a good question. ;)

[cuban leaf]

So, ah ... if I leave my cell phone home, go 500 miles away and rob a bank ... can my cell phone, being at home, provide me with an alibi?

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When I worked for T-Mobile I used to tell people that if you’re gonna abduct a child, don’t bring your phone.

I’ll tell you why I really like this feature: It puts in my hands what the phone company has had for well over a decade.

There was a woman in the seattle area a few years ago that was hanging upside down, alive, for days in a ditch in her car. The phone company would not give her location to her husband. If he and she had this feature and, like my wife and me, had each other’s email passwords, he could have checked it himself as soon as he wondered where she was and found her within hours of the crash rather than days.

This is a VERY good thing in the sense that they are giving to the customer what they and law enforcement have always had.

[muir_redwoods]

Strap it to your dog so its in motion while you’re robbing the bank. Of course if its like my dog it’ll be damned little motion.

[G Larry]

Not now....

If you think “they” aren’t tracking FR.....