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> High-tech state-of-the-art tracking technology from Google and Apple indicates that these people are somehow involved in the disappearance of a missing person
by andreasvc 11y ago
> High-tech state-of-the-art tracking technology from Google and Apple indicates that these people are somehow involved in the disappearance of a missing person.
It is rather odd that you insist on this when you know it to be false. The technology is not state-of-the art because it is missing the crucial feature of telling you how confident it is in its assessment. These people were clearly not involved and the tracking app was simply malfunctioning.
In my opinion this clearly shows how irresponsible it is to make an app like this which recklessly reports results without providing information on their accuracy and reliability. Of course the app will disclaim any sort of liability, but common sense tells you there will be life-and-death situations such as this where incorrect results will have consequences.
- anikamariam 11y agoas far as the courts, cops, prosecutors, and juries are concerned... this is state of the art tracking technology and more than enough reason to search someone's house. This would be enough for a probable cause for a search if the cops decided they wanted one. The cops were being nice in this case because it seems they believed the couple's story and were just being diligent in detaining them for awhile It WAY passes the bar for reasonable suspicion for detention which is a very, very low bar. A hunch is enough for reasonable suspicion. Having sophisticated tracking tech point to someone is way more than enough