Pen Register vs. Live Intercept: Why the Terminology Matters
Pen registers and live content intercepts operate under different legal authority. This post explains why getting the terminology right protects the collection and the case.
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Pen registers and live content intercepts operate under different legal authority. This post explains why getting the terminology right protects the collection and the case.
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