Google records your every move

Google records your every move

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    Chupa
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    Spanish intelligence agents had been tracking the movements of the former Catalan president Carles Puigdemont using the geolocation service on his friend’s mobile phone before he was detained in Germany at the weekend, according to reports.

    I just found out that Google tracks my every move via my GPS even when there is no internet connection, no data connection, no Google maps is running and no Google location service is activated.

    check out yours, it is lots of fun, I promise. And <span style=”color: #ff0000;”>only YOU</span> can see what is on Google  ROFTL (this is the first time I miss not having emojies)

    Oh and Playboy just deleted it´s Facebook page because they do not want to compromise their customers – sadly a bit too late.

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    Chris G
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    That is crazy, it’s certainly getting out of control. I knew it was logging out movements from the cell towers right, that’s quite old news. But with FB and all these privacy issues, it has all gone too far.

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    <h1>Motorola’s legendary RAZR flip phone is making a comeback
    and I have 2 unused waiting  just for that day.</h1>

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