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Not to detract from your point, but wouldn't that apply to cell phones in general?
by doctorshady 12y ago
Not to detract from your point, but wouldn't that apply to cell phones in general?
- pmoriarty 12y agoYes, but to a lesser extent. The more powerful and well connected a device is, the less privacy its users tend to have. Unlike dumb phones, today's smartphones usually have built-in GPS capabilities, with relatively high-speed internet connections, powerful processors, a wealth of apps for their users to put their personal data in, and tight integration with social media. There was a time when spy agencies would have killed to plant devices with these sorts of surveillance capabilities on their marks. Today billions keep them on their persons at all times -- willingly, gladly even.