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August 07, 2025
Motorola Surveillance App Teed Up For 1st Circ. Review
The First Circuit should decide whether a Motorola app designed to allow police to record calls without informing the person on the other line was illegal in and of itself, said a Massachusetts federal judge overseeing a suit from four men who argue that it was.
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February 23, 2024
Motorola, Mass. Police Sued For Using Intercepting Devices
Motorola sold technology that let the Massachusetts State Police make illegal, warrantless recordings during investigations, according to a federal class action filed by four men claiming to be subjects of the secret recordings.