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| Preface | |
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| Cellular Convergence | |
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| Cellular Convergence | |
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| The Evolution of a Cellular World | |
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| Politics and the Cellular Platform | |
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| Surveillance and Control | |
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| Cellular Surveillance | |
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| Cellular Surveillance | |
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| The Origins of Wiretapping | |
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| Built-In Location Surveillance | |
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| Taking it to the Next Level | |
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| The Carrier IQ Debacle | |
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| Cellular Surveillance and the Law | |
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| The Fourth Amendment | |
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| Search and Seizure of Electrical Communication | |
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| Protecting (or Not) the Context of Communication | |
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| The ECPA and Cellular Privacy | |
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| Calea and the Patriot Act | |
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| Concluding Thoughts | |
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| Privacy and the Impact of Surveillance | |
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| Defining Privacy | |
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| When Privacy is Invaded | |
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| Bentham, Foucault, and the Panoptic Effect | |
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| When You Do Not Know You Are Being Watched | |
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| Location-Based Advertising-The Ultimate Invasion? | |
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| Location-Based Advertising and the Philosophy of Place | |
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| Concluding Thoughts | |
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| Cellular Control | |
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| The Role of the FCC | |
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| The Early Years of Wireless and the Politics of Spectrum | |
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| The FCC Creates Roadblocks for Early Mobile Systems | |
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| The FCC and the Future of Cellular Convergence | |
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| The Architecture of Centralized Control | |
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| A Centralized Architecture | |
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| End-to-End Architectures | |
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| Architecture and Innovation | |
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| Architecture and Censorship | |
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| Concluding Thoughts | |
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| Cellular Solutions: Options for Privacy Protection | |
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| Working within the Current System-Cryptology and Private Communication | |
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| Cryptology: The Art of Secret Communication | |
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| Early Crypto | |
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| The Politics of Cryptography | |
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| Public Key Cryptography and Digital Signatures | |
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| A Private Overlay for Cellular Handsets | |
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| Privacy-Aware Location-Based Services | |
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| Concluding Thoughts | |
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| Throw the Old System Out-Bring in a Cellular Commons | |
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| Unlicensed Spectrum-A Radio Commons | |
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| Wi-Fi Telephony Shows the Way | |
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| End-to-End Cellular and Open Source Development | |
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| Privacy-Aware Mobility Management | |
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| Concluding Thoughts | |
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| A Right to Surveillance-Free Cellular Access? | |
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| Cellular Access to the Internet | |
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| A Right to Access the Internet? | |
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| Rights, Freedom of Expression, and the Internet | |
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| Beyond Enablement | |
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| Consequences of Rights Status | |
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| A Right to be Free of Government Surveillance? | |
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| A Right to be Free of Corporate Surveillance? | |
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| A Closing Thought | |
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| Table of Cases | |
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| Index | |