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Hehe good to hear. We use a hashed version of phone IMEI as a unique identifier for proper weighting and cleaning of the data. You can also stop this without LB
by JamesCRR 14y ago
Hehe good to hear. We use a hashed version of phone IMEI as a unique identifier for proper weighting and cleaning of the data. You can also stop this without LBE by turning off data-sharing in the app, but then you won't be contributing to the world' largest and most open coverage maps.
- nicholasjarnold 14y agoYep, I'm still contributing my data. I was just a little bit leery of giving the unique ID of my handset. Will the data I share with my IMEI blocked still be useful?
- aw3c2 14y agoWhere "most open" means "you can look at it". By that definition pretty much everything is open.