“We will combine Mobile Usage Information and Consumer Information in a way that does not personally identify you,”
Yeah.. right.. And I have ocean front property in Minnesota.
who didn’t see it (and everything else that’s coming) coming?
New research that makes creative use of sensitive location-tracking data from 100,000 cellphones in Europe suggests that most people can be found in one of just a few locations at any time, and that they do not generally go far from home....and this is old news.
YAHOO did the same....you are FORCED to upgrade.
Now when I talk to my friends, we talk in codes on e-mail.
i put it on my dog and let him go out all day.
If you aren’t heh heh visiting sites you shouldn’t be, wink wink nudge nudge, then you have nothing to be afraid of, horn dog.
I have a prepaid phone without a plan. I pay in cash at a dealer.
I have a prepaid phone without a plan. I pay in cash at a dealer.
They also have a fairly simple ‘opt out’ from being in this data-gathering. I opted out all our lines.
Tom should dig a little deeper before writing article... You can opt out of it fairly simply. Just click on the link in the email. Geez
I also read this here:
http://www.itworld.com/security/212365/verizon-wireless-business-reports-are-how-violating-customer-privacy
I sent it off to friends to let them know. Glad I don’t have them.
I was sent an email with instructions to opt out, which i chose to do. I thought that was cool.
You can opt out, but it takes some doing. They made the opt out screen purposefully confusing and opaque. I managed to remove their tracking, but only because I work in the software industry and could spot their tricks of screen manipulation.
We may opt out at vzw.com/myprivacy