Israeli Company Sells Spying System to American Police Amid Competitive Tenders
The Texas state police in the United States have transferred four armored vehicles equipped with surveillance technologies developed by an Israeli company at a cost of approximately $4.5 million. These vehicles utilize "FalconT" systems to simulate cell towers, identify phone locations, and monitor people's movements. The technology is based on mimicking cellular towers, allowing it to be concealed within vehicles or carried in bags, and it is also used on helicopters. This has raised concerns about the use of digital monitoring tools within the United States. The Israeli company "Cognite" is expanding in the U.S. market, including contracts with the Department of Defense and police forces in several states.
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