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<h2>A DIARY OF YOUR EVERY MOVEMENT</h2>
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The companies that collect all this information on your movements justify their business on the basis of three claims: People consent to be tracked, the
data is anonymous and the data is secure.
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None of those claims hold up, based on the file we’ve obtained and our review of company practices.
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Yes, the location data contains billions of data points with no identifiable information like names or email addresses. But it’s child’s play to connect
real names to the dots that appear on the maps.
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Here’s what that looks like.
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<h2 {{#if modifier}}class="{{modifier}}"{{/if}}>A DIARY OF YOUR EVERY MOVEMENT</h2>
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The companies that collect all this information on your movements justify their business on the basis of three claims: People consent to be tracked, the
data is anonymous and the data is secure.
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None of those claims hold up, based on the file we’ve obtained and our review of company practices.
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Yes, the location data contains billions of data points with no identifiable information like names or email addresses. But it’s child’s play to connect
real names to the dots that appear on the maps.
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Here’s what that looks like.
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