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>This is no different than if you gave Twitter access to Location Services, then gave Path access to your Twitter account, and then were supposedly outraged at
by incision 14y ago
>This is no different than if you gave Twitter access to Location Services, then gave Path access to your Twitter account, and then were supposedly outraged at Path being able to read the location of your tweets.
That's a pretty bad analogy.
- thedufer 14y agoTo expand, a tweet will show the location right next to the text if that's data it contains. Its pretty clear that the information is there. On the other hand, I guarantee the average iPhone owner doesn't know that a picture contains your location.