Ein Artikel in der indischen Zeitung rediff news zeigt die Möglichkeiten.
The article from rediff news (India) notes that social networking apps mostly aimed at finding friends and dates, also has a place in identifying those involved in terrorist attacks.
Narayanan said that scientifically it has been proved that between the perpetrator of an incident and his friends and accomplices there is at the utmost only six levels/degrees of separation „If you are involved, then a friend of yours will come within the orbit of suspicion,“ he said.
Hold the phone – didn’t Stanley Milgram suggest that everyone on earth could be connected by six degrees of separation?
More to the geographic:
Another tool also being employed by the intelligence agencies is spectrum analysis. Analysts at intelligence agencies study an entire spectrum of incidents — where, what, why, how — and then come up with a likely map of locations where terrorism is likely to occur.
[Social Networking to Track Terrorists bei All Points Blog]
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