Anyone notice how this subject matter has suddenly become a supposedly
hot topic in the media recently with continuous time given on all
channels on TV to the recent revelation that the iPhone stores all
sorts of personal data in a hidden file on the iPhone!
With whole countries like South Korea
Interesting and it proves both what I was saying about using those
facts in court and how productive you can be and how much ground you
can cover when there arent any speed limits on the roads. There dont
appear to be any white bits while he is in the air.
(It isnt really off topic although what
to (half) answer your original question - you can disable data services in
your phone settings. Settings...Wireless and networks...Mobile network
settings...uncheck Data enabled
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On Mar 28, 11:24 pm, lbendlin l...@bendlin.us wrote:
oh, and Barcode Scanner v3.53 in the Android market is not using location
at all.
Interestingly enough it was barcode scanner 3.53 which prompted me to
put out this thread precisely because it felt it necessary to put out
a strong legal
This is slightly off topic but here's a nice little story from Germany
http://www.zeit.de/datenschutz/malte-spitz-data-retention
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Very refreshing. You may want to read up on how cellular networks work.
Google is just a third party in that game. The cellco-s know pretty well
where you are, even if your phone is on standby, and even if you have
declined Google's request. Don't want to be tracked? Don't use a cellphone.
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oh, and Barcode Scanner v3.53 in the Android market is not using location
at all.
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If you decline, network location won't be enabled at all
It's just disabled on the device itself. The carrier can still track
you if they want or have a warrant to do so. There's no way except
turning the device off or sticking the thing in a Faraday cage to stop
that.
As another poster
It's not specific to the app. It's something that comes on when you
enable network location. Google wants to collect anonymous location
data. If you decline, network location won't be enabled at all.
Nathan
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