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   >> Spying on ISIS via WhatsApp and mobile location   
   >> As part of its surveillance of the alleged plotters, the FBI recently   
   received permission to acquire mobile location information from   
   >> AT&T. It had already used what's known as a "pen register" on the WhatsApp   
   account believed to belong to the chief suspect, helping   
   >> them determine how often the account was used, what numbers it was   
   contacting and whether or not it was active.   
   >>   
   >> Though Shihab seemed convinced his WhatsApp account was secure, he was   
   unaware that the confidential sources were passing on messages   
   >> to the FBI. Nor was he aware that starting in October he was using a phone   
   that he was given by the informant at the FBI's request. The   
   >> informant noted that the target was a keen user of WhatsApp and was a   
   member of Baath and ISIS chat groups on the app. In another   
   >> conversation with an informant, the suspect claimed to have "been in recent   
   communications with a friend in Qatar who was a former   
   >> minister in Iraq under Saddam Hussein who had access to large quantities of   
   money" and was messaging him over WhatsApp, the FBI said.   
   >>   
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   >> While the sources were passing on what they learned over WhatsApp   
   throughout 2021 and 2022, they were also secretly recording the in-   
   >> person meetings with the alleged plotter in which additional startling   
   details were revealed, according to the FBI. In one conversation   
   >> from December, according to the warrant, the suspect claimed to have had   
   just smuggled two individuals associated with Hezbollah -- a   
   >> terrorist organization, according to the U.S. -- into the U.S. for a fee of   
   $50,000 each.   
   >>   
   >> Also in the FBI court filing, the alleged plotter claimed to be a member of   
   "the resistance" and had killed many Americans in Iraq   
   >> between 2003 and 2006, packing vehicles with explosives and detonating them   
   when U.S. soldiers were near.   
   >>   
      
   >Obama says he killed Osama Bin Laden...  shouldn't the Terrorists target   
   >Obama rather than Bush?   
      
   Bush killed more Muslims than Obama by far.  Didn't you read the   
   article you reposted?   
      
   Swill   
      
   --   
   I feel like Trump and Hillary are two divorced parents fighting   
   over custody of us but we kinda just want to go live with grandma.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)