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righto lads and lasses, a little something here for discussion:
a man was charged by the police recently here in holland because a mobile network relay point (one of those antenna thingys on top of tall buildings and suchlike) had logged his phone as being in a certain place at a certain time. he was promptly brought before a magistrate, who was wise enough to drop the case on the grounds that a)charging someone based purely on technical evidence can't happen here and b)the relay had a range of ~8km or so thus the man could have been in x number of small towns around the antenna.
what do you think?
a man was charged by the police recently here in holland because a mobile network relay point (one of those antenna thingys on top of tall buildings and suchlike) had logged his phone as being in a certain place at a certain time. he was promptly brought before a magistrate, who was wise enough to drop the case on the grounds that a)charging someone based purely on technical evidence can't happen here and b)the relay had a range of ~8km or so thus the man could have been in x number of small towns around the antenna.
what do you think?