It's so interesting seeing this. There is currently a film making the rounds in right wing/election-interested circles called 2000 Mules. In the film, the nar

It's so interesting seeing this. There is currently a film making the rounds in right wing/election-interested circles called 2000 Mules. In the film, the narrator/host purport to have purchased several trillions of points of tracing data from the time around the 2020 election, and claim to have identified "ballot mules", that is: people who appeared to be going from various Democrat affiliated non-profits to many different ballot boxes in their city. The conclusion being: these people were stuffing ballot boxes. However, the "technical" take downs of these claims are that this location data is not accurate enough to support them. But then articles like this come out, or many of the comments below, which do support the idea that you could purchase highly accurate GPS tracking data of "anonymized" cell phone users. It's just interesting how the technical analysis on these things seems to change so dramatically based on what the context is.