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Google location data turned a random biker into a burglary suspect - The Verge

information - 8 mars 2020

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The police used a geofence warrant to collect info from a fitness app A Florida man who used a fitness app to track his bike rides found himself a suspect in a burglary when police used a geofence warrant to collect data from nearby devices, an NBC News investigation finds. Zachary McCoy had never been in the home where the burglary occurred, but by leaving his location settings on for the RunKeeper app, he unwittingly provided information about his whereabouts to Google, which placed him (...)



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