What you need to know about cell phone towers

In August, the United States began using the “National Telecommunications and Information Administration” (NTIA) as a database to gather data about cell tower use.

The NTIA has been gathering this data for years, but its database has been controversial, with some researchers arguing that the data is incomplete.

But the NTIA recently issued a new “Data Transparency Report” to inform the public about its work, which was released on February 21.

The report details what data the agency collects on cellular phone towers in the United State and how that data is used.

In addition to a list of the countries and territories that have been the subject of the data, the report also reveals the countries that have reported the most cell tower data.

In the United Kingdom, which has the most towers, the NTMA reports that the UK has used 4,632,100 MHz cell towers.

That is nearly four times the number of cells that were in the U.S. in 2015.

The United States has the fewest towers, with less than 100 MHz in use in 2017.

This is an alarming number for many in the industry, and is not surprising considering that cell towers have become a major target for hackers.

The US Department of Homeland Security has been working to find ways to limit the use of cell towers, as it has been accused of using them to spy on innocent citizens.

In May, the DHS released a report that outlined the steps it was taking to prevent cell tower hacking.

DHS Director Tom Ridge said that the DHS has “zero tolerance for the misuse of cellular phone networks,” which includes both malicious and non-malicious hackers.

In September, the Department of Energy (DOE) also released a document to inform consumers about cell towers and their use.

This document outlines the current information available on the use and location of cellular towers in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

In January, the FCC announced plans to expand its cell tower database to include a list that includes the country of origin for cell phone tower data, as well as a list for the number and frequency of each cell tower that has been used in the past year.

The Federal Communications Commission is also working to increase the transparency of its cell phone data collection.

In February, the Federal Communications Board (FCC) announced a plan to release a data transparency report to the public, which would provide information about how data is being collected, how it is used, and who collects it.