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I mean this can legitimately be considered a privacy violation, right? It's also probably not correct, I assume that's just his jet moving, they don't tell anyo

• jakelazaroff 4y ago
  > Sweeney, a first-year student at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, says he uses publicly available transponder data from Musk’s private plane to track its location. I am sympathetic to the idea that there's an overlap between "publicly available" and "privacy violating". Not for the flight data of the richest man in the world's private jet, though.
  • Fatnino 4y ago
    *second richest.