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SAN FRANCISCO: Technology bloggers are asking if our phones are spying on us after a security researcher said a piece of software hidden on millions of cellphones was recording virtually everything people do with their phones.
Amid a broad outcry, Sen. Al Franken is calling for an investigation. A lawsuit has been filed against the company behind the software, CarrierIQ Inc.
The software appears to be relatively innocuous. It does keep track of what owners of Sprint Nextel Corp and AT&T Inc. phones do with them, including what they type and the numbers they dial.
But it doesn’t seem to transmit every keystroke. Instead, it kicks into action when there’s some sort of problem and lets the phone company know.
“The silence slices through my soul with surgical precision and leaves me full of doubts and fears and painful indecision. I cannot read between the lines but sense that something’s wrong I really need to feel you near back here where you belong. My heart measures our distance with strength and depth of ache your absence slowly killing me I pray the strings don’t break. Yet here I sit and wait for you to find your way back home to complete the heart that beats for you, I’m nothing, on my own.”
(Source: graciouswords, via graciouswords)
