Police Using Self-Deleting Message Apps is Not Just Bad for Accountability … It’s Illegal

“In a disturbing trend, government officials and police departments have been thwarting public oversight by using communications apps that automatically delete messages.

The latest example comes from Southern California, where an investigation by Al Jazeera and the ACLU of Southern California revealed last week that the Long Beach Police Department was using an app called TigerText to send self-erasing messages.” Read more…

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