Ok, I'll give the first point a maybe. As to the second point, the risk is overblown (but yes, geotagging is stalker heaven). But, when to make a point, the ex

Ok, I'll give the first point a maybe. As to the second point, the risk is overblown (but yes, geotagging is stalker heaven). But, when to make a point, the expert says: "Do you really want everyone to know the exact location of your home or your children's school?" Sweetnam said. We're in the "who will think of the children?" territory (for another take on geotagging threats, for civilian this time: http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/02/dumb_risk_of_th.html http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2012/02/dumb_risk_of_t...) Two third of the article are not about the alleged helicopter incident, they're about ramping up the paranoia in the besieged homeland.