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Detailed analysis of iPhone location data | The well-prepared mind
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Apple, Google summoned to Senate hearing on mobile device privacy
Senator Al Franken (D-MN) has called upon Apple and Google to participate in a hearing with the Judiciary Subcommittee on Privacy, Technology and the Law in order to discuss consumer privacy.Google Android, Apple iPhone geolocation tracking flap: Disclosure is everything
Yes, Apple and Google are recording your geolocation data.Apple & Google Location Tracking: A Breakdown of the Geolocation Crisis
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Apple, Google tap phone location data: report - Technology & science - Security
Text: We're sorry. The text content of this page is no longer available.By JULIA ANGWIN And JENNIFER VALENTINO-DEVRIES WSJ.com Senior Technology Editor Julia Angwin reports Apple's iPhone and Google's Android regularly transmit user location data back to those companies, based on data analyzed by The Wall Street Journal.
Apple's iPhones and Google's Androids Send Cellphone Location
WASHINGTON: Concerned over latest research findings that i-Phone and i-Pads have been recording the device's location history, a top American Senator on Thursday shot off a letter to the Apple CEO Steve Jobs, demanding an explanation as to why his company was doing so. "The existence of this information -- stored in an unencrypted format -- raises serious privacy concerns," Senator Al Franken wrote in his letter to Jobs. "Anyone who gains access to this single file could likely determine the location of the user's home, the businesses he frequents, the doctors he visits, the schools his children attend, and the trips he has taken -- over the past months, or even a year," Franken said.
US senator questions Apple for using phone-tracking software - The Economic Times
You may not know where you’re going in life, but you always know where you’ve been—and so does your iPhone.

