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What is QoS? I agree that it's not a security risk from an app store perspective but I'd still prefer not to be tracked.

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• yardie 16y ago
  Quality of service. Like when the iPhone 3G first came out you could only buy it in areas where 3G service was available. AFAIK, most carriers already do this on all their handsets but their data is restricted to just a few days to a a few months.
  • phlux 16y ago
    Right, if QoS were a concern to att, my phone would not drop/fail to make seriously, 75% of the calls. I am switching to Tmobile because ATT makes me want to go on a rampage. Of course, now using this file, they'll be able to predict where that rampage will occur.
    • kgermino 16y ago
      Um... http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/20/atandt-agrees-to-buy-t-mobile-from-deutsche-telekom/ http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/20/atandt-agrees-to-buy-t-mo...
    • yardie 16y ago
      If it makes you feel better, the little dots aren't your location specifically but the location of the tower you are connected to at that instance.[1] [1] This is according to a commenter on another blog. I'm still on 3.1 so can't verify these claims either way. But this seems to confirm it http://blog.csvance.com/?p=39#comment-109 http://blog.csvance.com/?p=39#comment-109