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The data broker selling people’s location data to any local, state, and federal agency willing to buy it is putting our Fourth Amendment rights at risk. EFF recently published its investigation into Fog Data Science, which claims in marketing materials sent to law enforcement that it has billions of location data points taken from millions of people’s cell phones that can be
The Federal Trade Commission is going after data broker Kochava over its practice of selling “sensitive geolocation data.”
And so the market has come more into balance today which is better because when it is sort of, you know, slow supply, high demand, you know, the market is challenged. but right now i think that new york city is in a good place. >> on rapid fire with a minute less, advice to sellers and bibif booifers. >> sellers need to be realistic. and buyer, you can negotiate depending on the area. and buying a home is the american dream. it is the best investment of your life. i always believe that people should invest. you have a little bit of money, buy a home. >> all right. noise to see you. thank you f...
Do you ever wonder how long cell phone companies hold on to your location data? well, you're going to start. according to the ftc, the nation's largest carriers not only track it but they can store it for months and provide it to the government and law enforcement upon request. tell us how far this goes? >> well, it's pretty far. according to the letters that the nation's largest wireless carrier sent to the ft k t-mobi stored longitudinal data for 50 days. and also stores less granular cell site location so the locations of the cell tones that
The Australian Federal Court has fined Google $60 million for misleading consumers about collection and use of personal data on Android phones between...