> All I implied is that your location data is being tracked and put into some database somewhere and you don't control it. This is patently wrong. Exposure Not

> All I implied is that your location data is being tracked and put into some database somewhere and you don't control it. This is patently wrong. Exposure Notification apps (those using the official APIs, anyway) have no access to location APIs. The absolute worst they could possibly do is to log your IP address when you reach out for new data, but this is also true of every app you use, and every website you visit. You don't really seem interested in understanding how they actually work, but if anyone else cares, https://ncase.me/contact-tracing/ https://ncase.me/contact-tracing/ is a pretty reasonable explanation.