>>11699983 (LB)
Your phone knows your location, and if there's an alert where you are, the app will let you know.
If you turn off location services, it doesn't work. The opposite of rocket science.
Yeah, I do. This isn't difficult to understand.
They don't need the app for that you fucking moran. What part of "your phone already knows
your location" doesn't make sense? The point of the app is to inform YOU, not the government.
Fuck you people are stupid.
Because some idiot tested positive and told them they tested positive. A) don't get tested, B) don't
tell anybody if you do and test positive.
Do you people not understand how phones work? Your PHONE knows where you are. The app
has nothing to do with that. The point of the app is to inform YOU, not the government. They
already know that.
No. Your phone does not know if you have it.
Really, this isn't difficult. The app tells you if someone else tested positive where you are. Turn
off location services and it won't tell you.
Irrelevant. You're just not good at logic, are you?
It only prevents the app from telling you someone tested positive where you are. If you read any of my
comments, you'd know I explicitly said "your phone already knows where you are."
Another moran.
>somebody didn't see the hearing this week when Hawley told everyone that everything on social media is run by the C_A and they track everything you do from morning to night and everybody you talk to all day long.
That has nothing to do with this app. Your phone is already doing this, whether you have
the app or not. You're not very bright, I gather.
>Why would they need this app? Unless it is to get more legal control over you?
The app informs you that someone near you tested positive. That's it. It doesn't know if you
tested positive, nor does it ask.
In reality, somebody doesn't know how cellular phones work.
Fair enough.
I agree, turning off location services only stops apps from accessing your whereabouts. Your provider always knows, so does the government.
It does for most. You can tell by turning it off and some app that needs your location whines for you
to turn it back on. The source code for Android is publicly available, so it this wasn't true, we'd
have heard about it by now.
The built-in (Android OS) ones still can access that information, I think, but I can't verify.
It can't happen without a Constitutional amendment. The process is spelled out.
>Data streams can be traced, even with locations turned off.
Literally the first sentence you replied to said "your phone knows your location." You can't even
read, but I'm the retard? Fuck you people are stupid.
OF COURSE "THEY" KNOW WHERE YOU ARE, but that has nothing to do with the fucking
app you inbred monkey.
Not without an amendment to the Constitution or getting Congress involved.
>you really think that tracking people WITH COVID and those who come in contact with them. IS THE SAME THING AND TRACKING EVERYBODY?
You just can't read.
OMG, you're an idiot. Or a bot. Or both. We'll go with both.
I know you can't read.
I'm quite certain you have no idea what I said, let alone what you said. Unfortunately, logic cannot
be taught. Anons like you are destined to wallow around in your own stupidity until you die, never
really understanding what it was you were doing.