Israeli spy vans caught monitoring phones on American streets

Israeli surveillance technology, including the Falconet system made by Cognyte, is reportedly being deployed by US law enforcement in unmarked vans that intercept mobile phone data from people on American streets. The system can collect data en masse without a court warrant, according to Cybernews. The revelations raise serious concerns about mass surveillance and civil liberties in the United States.

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