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Last updated: Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Recently, we asked a very serious question. Do we really know what is happening on our own phones? Security researcher Trevor Eckhart revealed some of the deeper functions inside many phones today that shows how information is searched, recorded, and transmitted to the clients of CarrierIQ, a mobile data analytic company, for their use. CarrierIQ

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The CarrierIQ plot thickens: Researcher receives a C&D and Verizon distances itself

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