Are you a subscriber of AT&T’s cellular network? If so, pay extra attention to this report.
(Article by Vince Quill republished from WLTReport.com)
According to a new report from WIRED magazine, millions of Americans have had their digital and communication privacy utterly compromised by the wireless carrier.
The breach of privacy has occurred through an obscure program known as Data Analytical Services (DAS), previously, the protocol was known as ‘Hemisphere.’
This program has reportedly analyzed trillions of phone records from unsuspecting Americans. Just The News explained:
What’s worse is that the program hands over sensitive personal details, including addresses, locations, and dates, of pretty much anyone in the network to law enforcement agencies.
Sources also claim that the White House has handed over millions of dollars to ensure the program continues to run.
Scores of Americans came out to sound the alarm on this latest incident of state surveillance:
Data Analytical Services (DAS) is a secret phone surveillance program run by AT&T and the corrupt government that continually collects trillions of calls from American Citizens illegally.
Article below…
— ??FOXX?? (@Based1717) November 25, 2023
Millions of Americans who use AT&T’s phone network are having their phone calls monitored by a surveillance program called Data Analytical Services (DAS), which has had coordination with federal and local law enforcement agencies.
— Jacob Diedrich (@summerrayne0905) November 26, 2023
Data Analytical Services.
Originally for drug trafficking, but police force/agencies request info and granted info about friends/families of potential criminals.
Originally Project Hemisphere with records since 1987, but partnership with AT&T started in 2007.
Started under GWB https://t.co/Z2nMhxNk28
— Mr. Men (@mister_men_) November 21, 2023
The Hemisphere Phone Surveillance Program with AT&T and Government, now the Data Analytical Services for Law Enforcement to spy on public phone calls,,
Why can't they use it on Politicians and oust the corrupted?
O they would have to lock up themselves & Biden, Wray
— Wendell Adkins (@wadkins445) November 22, 2023
WIRED broke the story and stated:
AT&T spokesperson Kim Hart Jonson declined WIRED’s request to comment on the DAS program, saying only that the company is required by law to comply with a lawful subpoena.
There is no law requiring AT&T to store decades’ worth of Americans’ call records for law enforcement purposes.
Documents reviewed by WIRED show that AT&T officials have attended law enforcement conferences in Texas as recently as 2018 to train police officials on how best to utilize AT&T’s voluntary, albeit revenue-generating, assistance.
Read more at: WLTReport.com