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Not it's location.
by feurio 4mo ago
Not it's location.
- cjs_ac 4mo agoYou know perfectly well what I meant.
- feurio 4mo agoDoesn't sound like the kind of device that your average schoolkid has in their pocket?
- cjs_ac 4mo agoAre you the Sisyphus of goalposts or something?
- feurio 4mo agoI am willing to be educated; does the average schoolkid carry such a device? I suspect that the number of kids using not using an app on a device that is aware of its locality is a rounding error. Tesco* phones on some network's family plan must be 95th percentile. (* other high street retailers are available)
- Hizonner 4mo ago> I am willing to be educated; does the average schoolkid carry such a device? Yes. On at least Android phones, and I'm pretty sure also on iOS, location access is a user-controlled permission that's not necessarily granted to any given app. There always leaks, but are you going to require commercial software to play cat-and-mouse games to get around system security settings? And some, possibly most, "social media" can also be used without apps.