Be very, very careful about what buttons you push, when and where, on your devices.
As an Ohio business exec ruefully discovered, Butt dialers beware: If you don’t lock your phone, it’s OK to eavesdrop:
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that if you accidentally call someone and don’t take reasonable steps to prevent it, you don’t have an expectation of privacy if that person listens in.
Are you going to argue with the Sixth Circuit Court?
Cyrus Farivar posted a very interesting article on ArsTechnica; you’ve been warned.
