Ben Levitan, Contributor

Ben Levitan (www.ThatCellPhoneGuy.com) is an electrical engineer who's spent 30 years designing the world-wide cell phone network for major cell phone carriers. He holds 27 patents. He also acts as an expert witness in criminal cases, and patent infringement and civil proceedings, including commercial motor vehicle accidents.

Did Obama wiretap Trump? How wiretap has changed from 1972 to 2017

 Did Obama wiretap Trump? How wiretap has changed from 1972 to 2017
Politics and Crime

Frank Willis, 24, a minimum wage security guard working the midnight to 8:00 a.m shift, caught five guys trying to install a wiretap on someone’s phone at the Watergate building in Washington, DC.   It was 1972 and the White House was trying to figure out who was leaking White House information to the press.  The …

How cellphones help catch criminals
Crime Library
December 29, 2016

How cellphones help catch criminals

Cellphone expert and electric engineer, Ben Levitan, gives his take on how cellphones can help authorities find perps