Re:How GPS became a human tracking mechanism
by tw04 on Wednesday December 28, 2016 @12:41PM
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No, my implication is it's (almost) an all-or nothing game. What good does it do me if out of all my friends and family, I'm the only one not using the popular services that track?
So... the 2 hours a day I'm not with a family member or coworker or friend I can't be tracked? And to do so I literally have to disable everything on my phone manually (no more bluetooth streaming in the car, manually turn off the wifi on my phone every time I leave the house, somehow magically prevent the cell towers from tracking me).
If you cannot get the general populous to agree and actively vote for privacy, you're fighting a battle that's already been lost.
So... the 2 hours a day I'm not with a family member or coworker or friend I can't be tracked? And to do so I literally have to disable everything on my phone manually (no more bluetooth streaming in the car, manually turn off the wifi on my phone every time I leave the house, somehow magically prevent the cell towers from tracking me).
If you cannot get the general populous to agree and actively vote for privacy, you're fighting a battle that's already been lost.