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Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers have proposed a system to monitor activity on his parents’ cell phones to ensure he isn’t using them.
They told the court this week the software they downloaded doesn’t have a function they agreed to use.
The proposed monitoring is part of the bail agreement that allow SBF to remain out of jail on house arrest.
New modifications to the bail conditions for disgraced FTX cofounder Sam Bankman-Fried proposed Friday would subject every phone call, text message, and downloaded app on his parents’ personal devices to possible review by the courts.
In a letter to Judge Lewis Kaplan Friday, Bankman-Fried’s attorneys presented a new solution to monitoring digital activity in the household. The attorneys told the court earlier this week they were facing issues implementing software on his parents’ phones that could take a picture of the user every five minutes to monitor who is using the devices, as they learned the monitoring software they installed was unable to do that.
