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If they don't want to share sensitive data such as GPS tracks they oughtn't to store it. From the end user's perspective, the stored data is still available via
by xkcd-sucks 10y ago
If they don't want to share sensitive data such as GPS tracks they oughtn't to store it. From the end user's perspective, the stored data is still available via subpoena, leaks etc
- MiddleEndian 10y agoFrom a user's perspective, data showing me traveling to and from my home directly is not very anonymous.
- dublinben 10y agoMaybe that should make you think twice about using a private third party which records that data for your transportation needs.
- MiddleEndian 10y agoPerhaps, but currently such services do not make that data available to the general public and users have been operating with that knowledge. If that gets retroactively changed by a local government, I'd say that government is the most at fault.