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>Which as a potential mugging victim I'm all for, but still, the idea of constant airborne surveillance gives me the heebie-jeebies. There are 220 million smar
by rhino369 11y ago
>Which as a potential mugging victim I'm all for, but still, the idea of constant airborne surveillance gives me the heebie-jeebies.
There are 220 million smartphones in America. How many of them are set up to send location data? 80-90%? Shit, Android reads through my texts/email and gives me directions to where I'm going to meet someone for dinner before I even ask for them.
Privacy is dead.
- rmxt 11y agoIs the distinction between a private entity collecting semi-consented to location data, and the government/law enforcement collecting such data lost on you? I say "semi-" because I'd wager that less than 5% of people read and understand the implications of the TOS they click through. Your privacy might be dead, but don't think that everyone else's is as well.