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Good grief, leave your phone at home and you have alibi. "No sir, I was home playing GTA. You can tell from those phone records you've got..."
by redleggedfrog 7y ago
Good grief, leave your phone at home and you have alibi. "No sir, I was home playing GTA. You can tell from those phone records you've got..."
- rolltiide 7y agotoo suspicious, instead we should have the existing courier network (food delivery services) have an additional service where they take people's phones around with them for a few hours to mess up the travel pattern data could be a charging lock box with a little accountability like the ones at bars and clubs
- UncleEntity 7y agoJust call a cab, toss them 50 bucks and have them bring the phone back after a few hours...chances are they won't even care enough to ask questions.
- ChuckMcM 7y agoNow that would be a truly interesting drone business.
- rolltiide 7y agoLike for a Boston Dynamics dog Sorry couriers you never had a chance for additional income, already replaced within 45 minutes
- abtinf 7y agoAre there any current generation gaming platforms that don’t collect extremely detailed usage information? Never mind the thousand other middlemen also collecting data.
- bagacrap 7y agoI mean all the criminal had to do was tell Google to delete the location data right after doing the crime. Google does provide controls to view and delete your data. You're not going to jail for a lack of evidence. In this case, when the police don't seem to know who the suspect actually is, you wouldn't even get a knock on your door. At the end of the day, if this works, the criminal must have been pretty dumb.