[Emile]

I'd love to know if this is legit. We were informed of this by a lefty wacko in my office, who seemed to imply, as with everything else, that Bush was behind it all. It's not worth $100 to me to find out for myself, but I'd love to know anyway.

[Doogle]

yeah big brother is watching over you............for a price

[tfecw]

Funny how no one seems to care that the feds/cops/person with a badge can get these if some guy in a robe says they can have them (presumably with "Just Cause")
But when regular folks to have access to them people get their knickers in a twist. Sigh.

[MineralMan]

I think this data should never be released to third parties, except to law enforcement when there is a subpoena.

That said, if they got my cell phone record, they'd find, for the month of January:

6 phone calls to my wife asking if she had thought of anything else she needed at the grocery store.

1 call to AAA for a tow when the timing belt broke on my winter beater car.

That's it. If I'm not making a call, my cell phone is off. I don't even know the cell phone's number.

[bkepley]

I can't think of why anyone would want mine. I'll let you guys worry about it.

[Revolting cat!]

Simple solution (I tried it, and it works, or your money back, seriously): Don't get a cell phone!

[marty60]

Sounds like some hacker has found a way to make a few bucks. Until the FBI, Homeland Security, NSA, etcetc come knocking.

Oh yeah and don't forget about the attorneys suing the phone companies.

[csvset]

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