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"Often, Google kept my location on its timeline but only labeled it as the name of a neighborhood rather than a specific clinic. One time, it labeled my visit t
by brightlancer 3y ago
"Often, Google kept my location on its timeline but only labeled it as the name of a neighborhood rather than a specific clinic. One time, it labeled my visit to a Planned Parenthood clinic as the coffee shop next door, and kept the record."
IOW, Google saw the author going to places _other_ than the abortion clinics or did not identify that the author had gone to the abortion clinic, so Google did not delete those entries.
Should Google delete all entries of anyone who at anytime passes within X feet/miles of an abortion clinic?
- GeekyBear 3y ago> Should Google delete all entries of anyone who at anytime passes within X feet/miles of an abortion clinic? Should Google tell people they will proactively delete location data when people visited "particularly personal" places including abortion clinics if they didn't intend to keep their word? Geofence warrants are a real danger and Google told the public they would delete their location history to protect people against this threat. These warrants are based on GPS location, not how Google labels things.
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