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Thus, the Google, which develops the Android OS, had information about the location and movement of any user. On the one hand, the issue of data privacy is now very acute, especially in developed countries. But on the other hand, no privacy has existed for a long time and this is clear evidence of this. In fairness, we note that all data was transmitted in encrypted form, although it could potentially be transferred to third parties if the smartphone had spyware or was hacked by hackers.

The publication adds that the problem was not limited to specific device models or regions. That is, Google most likely collected location data from all modern Android devices. And although the company assures that it has never used the data collected through this service, it allows advertisers to use geolocation data for targeted advertising, which is an obvious commercial benefit.
Security Tales: Document Destruction
Vladimir Bezmaly | 22.11.2017
- Kurt! Get dressed immediately and take the duty team with you. We have a problem!

- What happened, boss?

— Data leak at the Department of Homeland Security. Have you read the papers today?

- You understand that no! What happened?

— Apparently, someone leaked internal classified documents to the media.

- But how??? What documents?

— We are talking about our intelligence operation aimed at disrupting the nuclear program in the Republic of I.

- Wait, but these are documents of special importance! And were these documents actually handed over?

- Alas, yes!

- We're leaving in jordan mobile database minutes!

Two hours passed.

- Chief, it's Kurt! It may seem strange, but not a single security system has registered anything. The use of removable media is completely prohibited for everyone here. Nothing was sent by mail either. All that's left is to check who last printed these documents.

— Do they register this?

- Yes! You need to attach the pass to the printer and only then will it print.

— Is there a copy counter?