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It is. It just requires additional beacons and at least one point where a real identity can be matched.

• raverbashing 6y ago
  So, theoretical attack relying on non-existing deployments to get a person's past position, even with several other ways of obtaining the same information (for example: cell tower tracing, collecting info from cameras, cctv, card purchases, etc) Thanks I think I'll keep using the app
  • fwn 6y ago
    Our parents did not write that you shouldn't use some app. There was a very specific claim about the Google/Apple approach and its usefulness for surveillance and someone objected by teasing a possible pathway for using proximity tracing for surveillance. One can acknowledge an approaches inherent risks without making absolute judgements about the approach in general.
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