How the Federal Government Buys Our Cell Phone Location Data

Weather apps, navigation apps, coupon apps, and “family safety” apps often request location access in order to enable key features. But once an app has location access, it typically has free rein to share that access with just about anyone.

SafeGraph can monetize between $1-$4 per user per year on exhaust data (across location, matches, segments, and other strategies) for US mobile users who have strong data records. We already partner with several GPS apps with great success, so I would definitely like to explore if a data partnership indeed makes sense.

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https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2022/06/how-federal-government-buys-our-cell-phone-location-data

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https://truthsocial.com/@greggphillips/108618174096954032

Hey Bill Barr, here a map on how you and the government used geolocation data to target Americans. I know you just forgot.

Also, @FoxNews I understand you are making millions selling geolocation data from your apps. Is this true? Is this why you are lying about 2000 Mules?

@KariLake @truethevote @DineshDSouza #2000mules #PatriotGames

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