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A Murder Suspect Asked Siri Where He Should Hide His Roommate
- mikehc 12y ago"Gainesville Police Department detective Matt Goeckel said the flashlight on Bravo’s phone had also been used on nine occasions that night, for a total of 48 minutes" How can they get this information? I would definitely like to see what my phone has stored about me.
- 51Cards 12y agoPossibly a log of system events?
- luos 12y agoIf you have an android and enabled some kind of feature by mistake (like me, I always say no for these but it has my location, even when I was abroad) you can see the log here: https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0 https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0
- sp332 12y agoActually, he probably didn't. He has an iPhone 4 which doesn't even support Siri. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/08/murder-suspect-asked-siri-where-to-hide-my-roommate/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/08/murder-suspect-asked...
- 37prime 12y agoWhere in the Ars Technica article does it say if the suspect has an iPhone 4?
- sp332 12y agoSorry, it was linked and discussed in the comments there. Source is http://gainesville-florida.yourlocalnews.us/index.php?zfcategory=ABC%2020%20WCBJ%20News&zftitle=+Bravo+Trial+Day+7%3A+%22I+Need+To+Hide+My+Roommate.%22 http://gainesville-florida.yourlocalnews.us/index.php?zfcate...
- rubyrescue 12y agoFor the HN crowd, the buried lede is that the flashlight stores location information when in-use.
- UnethicalHacks 12y agogood to know for when... http://unethicalhacks.com/63/ http://unethicalhacks.com/63/
- weaksauce 12y agoYou sure that it stores that or does it just store the fact that the flashlight was on in some log somewhere on the device. I could see the usage statistics of pretty much anything being stored in /var/log/<app access log> and then cross referenced with the location information that the phone already stores. The likely just correlated the two... in fact the location information is likely on no mater what and they could have used that anyway.
- Crito 12y agoI suppose it is a testament to Apple's ability to design for usability that people so profoundly stupid are able to use their products..
- cratermoon 12y agoNo, Pedro Bravo Didn’t Ask Siri Where to Stash His Roommate’s Body: http://www.wuft.org/news/2014/08/13/no-pedro-bravo-didnt-ask-siri-where-to-stash-his-roomates-body http://www.wuft.org/news/2014/08/13/no-pedro-bravo-didnt-ask...