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I won't give them my home address any way. If I want directions to "my house", I google an address on a block down the street.
by esaym 8y ago
I won't give them my home address any way. If I want directions to "my house", I google an address on a block down the street.
- notyourwork 8y agoodds are they still know where you live.
- adiusmus 8y agoAnd everything else. Each google maps client likely has an ID that is used to link each one back to your gmail. Regardless of whether you've signed in at time of map query.
- ux-app 8y agothey still know where you live. Your phone stops moving for 8 hours in the same spot every night. That's where you live. Unless you also leave your phone in a neighbor's letter box in which case you fooled 'em good.
- grogenaut 8y agoSure, they know but they're putting usability behind "accept us tracking everything" for anyone who has "opted out of tracking" several years ago. Basically they're turning off more and more usability so that they can get you to accept their tracking agreement. They do this with btle as well, you have to turn on location services because they can't bother to randomize bluetooth tags (like apple) and want this setting on all the time.