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Given that many social networking apps show you the location in which the photo was taken as an option for geotagging posts, it's clear that the data is there.
by sib 9y ago
Given that many social networking apps show you the location in which the photo was taken as an option for geotagging posts, it's clear that the data is there.
I'll grant that users may not make the leap to thinking of building a full-on historical profile without being prompted in that direction...
- jamiethompson 9y agoAnd I think most users would be aware of this yes. But should they be expected to understand that this location data is different to the other location data and isn't secured at all by the "share your location" permission?
- Ntrails 9y ago> Given that many social networking apps show you the location in which the photo was taken as an option for geotagging posts, it's clear that the data is there. I had literally no idea. None. Probably because I don't upload photos to social networking sites from my phone. So I'd be pretty shocked that Whatsapp could plot my movements despite not having access to location data...