Thanks for the links. I read the first one in detail, and it's not Google Maps, but worse, it's cell phone location data for all phones, for up to a decade, pr

Thanks for the links. I read the first one in detail, and it's not Google Maps, but worse, it's cell phone location data for all phones, for up to a decade, probably more, in a database called SensorVault. So it can be used as a global surveillance database. This is not surprising, since data companies always have a database like this, but we should have privacy laws in place to limit retention time and access. Source: DBA.