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by pdoege
1657 days ago
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No. Carriers routinely back haul GPS data and angle data to geo locate users. At the time this information was batched nightly against transaction data provided by credit card (and other) partners in order to build customer profiles that can be marketed to advertisers. Carriers in the USA provide this data to law enforcement for fees. This is a profit center at the carriers that I've worked for. Some countries limit the commercial exploitation of this data, some require judicial involvement. I don't know of any country that does not avail themselves to this data. |
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