You can find out, and may soon. My brother just sent me an email that he got from Google, warning him that he has GPS tracking enabled on his iPhone and on his Gmail and Google Maps accounts. It contained a cool map of literally everywhere he'd been for the last two weeks, and was a fairly nice way of saying, "If you don't want the NSA and all of their subsidiary agencies knowing where you are 24/7, you might want to disable these features. His reaction to seeing it was, "I definitely don't get out enough."
That got me thinking about what they'd think of *my* readout for the last two weeks. It would have me bopping from Leiden to Paris twice, once or twice to Amsterdam, one quick stopover in Brussels, and *all over* Paris itself. I'd look like a veritable James Bond, or at the very least a smuggler of some kind. In reality, I was mainly bouncing from sidewalk cafe to sidewalk cafe, but they wouldn't know that. :-) Speaking of sidewalk cafes, here's a rap that I wrote in one yesterday afternoon that Yahoo for some reason wouldn't allow me to Send. Maybe Yahoo has been tracking my whereabouts, too, and thought it was some kind of coded message that threatened the security of the world. Then again, maybe it does. If more people sat in cafes watching the world flow past them instead of trying to blow it up, it would be a nicer place...
