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They can easily offer the app as a web app (i think it is already a web app) And actually you are wrong, without tracking women have at least a chance to escap
by buboard 8y ago
They can easily offer the app as a web app (i think it is already a web app)
And actually you are wrong, without tracking women have at least a chance to escape undetected
- romwell 8y ago>They can easily offer the app as a web app (i think it is already a web app) More details on this: what does the native app offer? What would be the effect of banning the app? >And actually you are wrong, without tracking women have at least a chance to escape undetected My understanding is that without tracking, women are not free to travel in SA. And escape... where? Still, it's not tracking that we are discussing here, but effects of the ban.
- buboard 8y agohttps://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/aorrb8/apple_google_criticised_for_saudi_absher_app_that/eg3rgm5/?context=1 https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/aorrb8/apple_googl... > The app doesn’t track women, the government facilities do so (e.g. security checks at airports), they send SMS messages to the guardian when his minor son/daughter or his wife/mother/adult daughter leaves the country through a government check point.