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Of course they aren't, because they're not required to, and money is money.
The fun part is that if it actually were restricted to collecting data for law enforcement? It would be a pretty obvious (though probably still not enforced because the courts suck) violation of your rights against searches without due process of law. But because it's "publicly available", they can pretend that it's not really a search.
I got nothing to hide 🤡
Well, if this is going to be used by shitty people, we should use and abuse it to the absolute hilt.
If privacy is dead, it's dead for everyone. Not just good people living their lives.
Any phone that spends Sunday morning at a megachurch? Let's see what massage parlors or whose houses they spend time at. Let's see where they are during that "business trip".
I mean, now that we know the addresses of people like Nick Fuentes and Matt Walsh, we should be able to figure out everywhere else they go too.
If we want to find the addresses of other notable fascists, just keep track when/where they're seen publicly until you figure out which device on the map is theirs, then see where they go at night.
Pretty much, yeah. Not only that, you can cross-reference it with other fascists if they ever deny knowing each other. Or cross-reference it with police, but I repeat myself.
So here are some timely tips to help protect your location privacy.
The article explains each one in detail, but the list is:
If you are going someplace sensitive, leave your actual phone at home. If you need a phone during that time, pickup a prepaid burner. It sounds extreme, but there are extreme people out there with extreme views about what you should and shouldn’t be doing. Protect yourself.
don't forget to pay in cash.
Thanks EFF!! Once again!
