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There is a solution - individually act in a way to limit what is collected. Take charge of the tracking devices you own, and of your spend. For extra credit, se
by landemva 5y ago
There is a solution - individually act in a way to limit what is collected. Take charge of the tracking devices you own, and of your spend.
For extra credit, seed with bad data or misdirection.
Statistically zero people make any effort, other than maybe saying the government should limit government data mining. Here is an idea, turn off mobile phone location tracking this weekend.
- nobody9999 5y ago>Statistically zero people make any effort, other than maybe saying the government should limit government data mining. Here is an idea, turn off mobile phone location tracking this weekend. What, exactly, do you mean by "mobile phone location tracking"? Your phone provider needs to be able to locate your device to provide voice and data services. You'd need to remove your battery to disable that "phone location tracking." In which case, it's just a lump of glass and plastic. Which might make a good paperweight. As for "location services" and GPS, I never turn those on. As I said, the data shouldn't be collected -- at all. That's a regulatory issue, not a technical one.