Friday, June 19, 2020

The IRS says it bought access to a marketing database of location data for millions of US cellphones to try to identify and track potential criminal suspects (Byron Tau/Wall Street Journal)

Byron Tau / Wall Street Journal:
The IRS says it bought access to a marketing database of location data for millions of US cellphones to try to identify and track potential criminal suspects  —  The unsuccessful effort shows how anonymized information sold by marketers is increasingly being used by law enforcement to identify suspects



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New York City-based Current, which manages a consumer fintech platform, raised an $80M Series E at a $1.5B valuation led by Springcoast Partners (FinSMEs)

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