I don't equate the desire to have the option to not be tracked with 'handing criminals another theft tool', and I also certainly don't consider having my moveme

I don't equate the desire to have the option to not be tracked with 'handing criminals another theft tool', and I also certainly don't consider having my movements monitored to be 'critical infrastructure'. These sentiments are just acquiescence to mass surveillance for the sake of property control. Both the tracking described in the article and the usb vulnerability are symptoms of an industry that has irresponsibly deployed potentially dangerous technology.