This doesn't even sound logical. I have checked out a few GPS tracking companies and the cost of these devices is not cheap. I wonder who they think would pay for this.
Correct, a warrant has to be signed by a judge and shown to the cell company before the cell company can release records. The cell company could be in big trouble by releasing it without the warrant.
I know there are several phones that can do voice calling. Having not used one myself, I wouldn't want to recommend one. I have also seen voice command computers that will type spoken words.
My experience is that battery life with any electronic device is dependant upon the amount of usage. Therefore, I don't understand how someone could accurately predict 10 hours without knowing the usage.
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This doesn't even sound logical. I have checked out a few GPS tracking companies and the cost of these devices is not cheap. I wonder who they think would pay for this.
Correct, a warrant has to be signed by a judge and shown to the cell company before the cell company can release records. The cell company could be in big trouble by releasing it without the warrant.
The information is obtained from the cell company.
The more battery the better. Sounds like they are maybe listening to customer demand.
I know there are several phones that can do voice calling. Having not used one myself, I wouldn't want to recommend one. I have also seen voice command computers that will type spoken words.
My experience is that battery life with any electronic device is dependant upon the amount of usage. Therefore, I don't understand how someone could accurately predict 10 hours without knowing the usage.