I thought nobody cared about me, too. Then I caught GPS tracking working on my smartphone ... despite it being turned OFF. Weird, huh? On one occasion it even had me pinpointed to an exact location in a parking location ... despite GPS being turned OFF.
Is your dentist NSA/CIA? But yes I agree. You can turnoff what you want and delete what you want but nothing is removed from the servers, only from your immediate space. Data is god in today's world. Analogue to them is the devil.
Thing is I never turn GPS ON. Never. The only time GPS had been turned ON was when I first purchased the phones. After that, always OFF ... or so I used to think.
Would you be willing to tell me everywhere you went, and where you stopped along the way, for the past year? If not, you have some desire for privacy of your own.
I'm pretty sure that information will come out at some point, showing where the 250 million went that was donated to the "stop the steal" campaign. By looking at the has been lawyers and the poor quality cases that were brought to the courts, it's clear that they went on the cheap in the legal department.
A cumbersome beast that requires a warrant to eavesdrop on until it's lighter digital wireless tin can came along where it's open season because rights were thrown out for convenience. Hard to believe 15 yrs ago most people didn't even know what email was and now they think they are so tech savvy. Digital trojan horses..
Why should I take the trouble to tell you? If you want to know you can find out for yourself. When moving about in public I have no legal expectation of privacy--you can hire a private detective to follow me around if you want. Or, you can obtain the information from my phone company, who are already following my phone around for reasons of their own. Either way it will cost you time and money; I hope it's worth it to you.
There is a huge difference between "black box" and "black magic".
I have Brave on my phone because the ads are less annoying on that.
