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It's a risky situation, if you ask me. Consider the data that tools collect on us: - location and contact history (cell phones) - message history and address
by pfraze 14y ago
It's a risky situation, if you ask me. Consider the data that tools collect on us:
- location and contact history (cell phones)
- message history and address book (email, social network)
- interests/activities (calendars, event tools, feed
subscriptions)
- browsing history
As an engineer, think about the evil fun you could have with that data. You could really mess somebody up if you didn't like them.
- untog 14y agoWhile technology makes this easier, it isn't new. You could hire a PI to follow the CEO of a competitor. You could break in and bug their offices. None of this is legal, and if discovered there would be a legal case to answer.