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Minor nitpick. The author says the company doesn’t know where you live, just where they shipped the blanket. Presumably though the data is getting to them som
by ratg13 3y ago
Minor nitpick.
The author says the company doesn’t know where you live, just where they shipped the blanket.
Presumably though the data is getting to them somehow, either through an app or your wireless network and because of this, they likely do have a way to track users by location.
- throwaway-blaze 3y agoIP Geolocation is good enough to get to the city level ("uptick in SF sleeplessness").
- itishappy 3y ago> The company notes that “data about your sleep activity is transferred from your Device to our servers” every time the Pod’s app syncs with the Pod. Certain features on the device also require location data “including GPS signals, device sensors, Wi-Fi access points, and cell tower IDs.” Oh, they know where you live.