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FCC Denies It Requires Law Enforcement To Sign A Non-Disclosure Agreement With The FBI Before Deploying Stingray Devices

Posted on October 10, 2014July 1, 2025 by Dissent

Tim Cushing writes:

We know the FBI doesn’t want anyone talking about Stingray cellphone snooping systems. Local law enforcement officials aren’t exactly forthcoming about this information either, citing either non-disclosure agreements or the US government itself as justifications for extensive cover-ups. Now, the FCC — which has been sort of on the sideline during these non-discussions — has waded into it, releasing a statement that directly contradicts a document released by the Tacoma Police regarding its use of Stingray devices.

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