[Kaslin]

I didn't see this posted yet

[Cold Heart]

Normally I would BTTT but I'm concerned it could be traced.

[arjay]

I suppose the terrorists know we do this, but I really wish reporters would not publish such detailed information about how we trace suspects.

Oh well, I guess that is the price of freedom whether we like it or not.

[freethinkingman]

I guess we cant expect any more "stupid" ones falling for using the same SIM cards anymore? I wish this was not leaked I feel there could have been more arrests but now we'll never know!

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

What a nifty story!

[Eala]

I haven't kept up on the development of CPU chips, but seems to me most if not all others are considerably smaller than a fingernail.

[anymouse]

ping

[greasepaint]

Don't believe everything you read.
This story could be bs.

[doug from upland]

I guess the civil libertarians will think the authorities went over the top here.

[river rat]

The day is fast approaching -- when any cell phone on the planet can be signaled to explode into the users ear....

Remember where you heard it first -- before you lose your hearing!

Semper Fi

[Prodigal Son]

Interesting stuff.

[angkor]

There was reporting on the Swisscom chips many months ago, I think after Sheik Mohammad was captured. I distinctly recall subsequent reports that law enforcement folks were berating Swisscom for selling anonymous cellphone SIMs.

But it is a hoot that Mohammad changed the phone but kept using the same SIM over and over again. In the GSM world, the SIM chip is the phone.