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From the lawsuit: "The exchanged data, both random and non-random, are time-stamped and stored in each device alongside other personal identifiers, including th
by pnw 4y ago
From the lawsuit: "The exchanged data, both random and non-random, are time-stamped and stored in each device alongside other personal identifiers, including the device owner’s MAC address, wireless network IP addresses,
phone numbers, and personal emails. When this stored data is written onto mobile devices’ system logs, it becomes available to DPH, Google, application developers, device manufacturers, network providers, and other third parties with access to the logs. DPH and third parties can use the MAC address of a device owner and other personal identifiers to trace the logged data back to determine the individual identity of the owners."
- guelo 4y agoThis is the biggest bs in the lawsuit. We're supposed to be worried that the user will unknowingly transmit their data when the user files a bug report that requires them to send the system logcat. I've been an android user for over 10 years and have never sent logcat dump to anyone