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I would report all the other accounts as they can present a security threat. This should be private information in the first place.
by suyash 4y ago
I would report all the other accounts as they can present a security threat. This should be private information in the first place.
- llacb47 4y agoThe FAA requires that most planes transmit ADSB-out. ADSBexchange aggregrates those transmitted signals and displays them online.
- hidelooktropic 4y agoIt's already public. It's just ported over to Twitter.
- suyash 4y agoit should not be linked to VIPs and tracked like this, it's almost as creepy as stalking what this guy did. reported all his accounts.
- esarbe 4y ago> it should not be linked to VIPs and tracked like this Why not?
- suyash 4y agoIt's like saying why don't I spy on you wherever you go, almost like the creepy stalker in Hollywood who terrorizes celebrities and don't respect privacy.
- polygamous_bat 4y agoPrivate jets don't get privacy by FAA rules. If anybody has an issue with that, they can either take it up with FAA or stop using a private jet. Banning an account on Twitter isn't doing anything.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agowhaa, but it says private jet, it's in the name! I want a refund!
- badwolf 4y agoif I hop in my PJ, you can also spy on my wherever I go. That's how airplanes work in this country.
- _eht 4y agoElon, is that you?
- cpncrunch 4y agoDoes it break a twitter rule?
- Lev1a 4y agoWould you like ketchup or mustard on this Very Important Boot? On a more serious note, AFAIK (IANAL) Elon and other celebs are public persons who don't necessarily have the same kind of expectation of privacy since they've chosen to be in the public eye. Meaning unless it's something protected by law like medical records or something done/talked about on their private property out of the public's view they can reasonably expect the public will know/talk about whatever they do.
- salex89 4y agoHow is that exactly a risk for a commercial aircraft unless you fear someone armed with a Stinger missile is out to get you? If they had one, I sincerely doubt they would be using public ADS-B ported to a Twitter account to track you around. You could sometimes track Global Hawk drones above the Black Sea publicly.
- GameOfFrowns 4y ago>I sincerely doubt they would be using public ADS-B ported to a Twitter account to track you around. Why not, when it's convenient? It's probably not impossible to get a Stinger missile or similar from one of the current war theaters or black markets.
- salex89 4y agoIf you have the means and contacts to obtain a Stinger, I'm pretty sure you have means to obtain info on someones whereabaouts. And why wait fore someone to be in the air, just use an IED while on ground. I wanna be clear, this is just a mental exercise, I do not wish nor want harm to anyone. This is just because Elon's ego is getting the best of him.
- Cthulhu_ 4y agoIt's public information (ADB-S) and the account is exercising its freedom of speech. Elon said on twitter that "My commitment to free speech extends even to not banning the account following my plane, even though that is a direct personal safety risk" (https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1589414958508691456 https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1589414958508691456)