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Nope, cell phone companies are required to keep location data for a time (18 months?) in case law enforcement decides they want to subpoena the data later. Goog
by sp332 5y ago
Nope, cell phone companies are required to keep location data for a time (18 months?) in case law enforcement decides they want to subpoena the data later. Google would probably keep the data longer if you have location tracking enabled on your account, because that's a feature. https://myactivity.google.com/activitycontrols?settings=location https://myactivity.google.com/activitycontrols?settings=loca...
If you don't want to be tracked 24/7, maybe don't bring a device that reports your location to multiple companies 24/7.
- version_five 5y ago> If you don't want to be tracked 24/7, maybe don't bring a device that reports your location to multiple companies 24/7. Is that the kind of world you want to have? Why should be have to choose between using technology and having privacy? That seems like the sort of reasonable expectation of privacy that the fourth amendment is supposed to secure, even if it's not explicitly covered
- sp332 5y agoI mean that would be nice, but it's been this way for decades and I guess I'm pretty jaded about it at this point.