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Quoted: My flip phone has no apps.Does it track them too? @Leisure_Shoot View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You can turn off GPS and location sharing, but you can bet that eachtime your hone contacts a Bluetooth device, or a WiFi signal, Google and Apple know exactly where you are, within a few feet. My flip phone has no apps.Does it track them too? @Leisure_Shoot can you actually turn anything off anymore, even if you take out the battery how much power is stored in the caps in the circuits i'm not ready to give up my smartphone yet but... |
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Quoted: you got two more weeks mister! https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/michigan-gov-gretchen-whitmer-extends-stay-home-order-to-june-12?fbclid=IwAR0L2q55AbtUZJPqt4TSdC4wa47DgzX8HpkD1oVx0UAZo5o8YqlZFPfX48I View Quote ![]() |
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Quoted: you got two more weeks mister! https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/michigan-gov-gretchen-whitmer-extends-stay-home-order-to-june-12 View Quote And meanwhile, wHitler is up north at her lake home. @RDak ^^^ ![]() |
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Quoted: In case you still don't believe it you can turn it off. I know I will be. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: The "free state" of Alabama and our grandma Kay(ren) will apparently be participating in this endeavor. "But Apple and Google say the system does not collect location data from your device, and does not share identities of other users to each other." You can believe that if you want. In case you still don't believe it you can turn it off. I know I will be. Do you really think that's enough?? It isn't. |
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Quoted: And meanwhile, wHitler is up north at her lake home. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYs43BMUwAg1bch?format=png&name=small @RDak ^^^ ![]() View Quote ![]() |
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Ray Charles saw this coming:
https://dailycaller.com/2020/05/22/contact-tracing-apple-google-coronavirus/ North Dakota and South Dakota’s contact tracing application violated its own privacy policy after it shared user data to a third company, an analysis published Thursday showed. Both states relied on North Dakota app maker ProudCrowd to make Care19 free of charge to anyone with an Apple or Google Android, The Washington Post reported. The report was based on an analysis from privacy software maker Jumbo, which found that the app maker shared data to FourSquare, a location-data provider for marketers. “Should this have been vetted? Yes. We are following up on that as we speak,” Vern Dosch, North Dakota’s contact-tracing officer, told WaPo. “We know that people are very sensitive.” Neither Apple nor the South Dakota Health Department have responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s requests for comment. Apple told WaPo that it’s investigating the review. ProudCrowd confirmed to WaPo that the app shared some non-commercial use data with FourSquare. The Google Android version of Care19 obscures the data it shares to FourSquare, ProudCrowd said. Foursquare does “not use the data in any way and it is promptly discarded,” spokeswoman Jennifer Yu told WaPo. “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Care19 reminded people where they’ve been so they can retrace their steps and determine if they’ve been in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China, before spreading to the United States, where it has reportedly killed nearly 100,000 people. If users test COVID-19 positive, then they can use the app to share data with the state’s Department of Health. The app is voluntary. Care19 uses a Foursquare service called Pilgrim SDK to convert location data as latitude and longitude into the names of recognizable places, according to the app’s maker, Tim Brookins of ProudCrowd. “The Care19 application user interface clearly calls out the usage of Foursquare on our ‘Nearby Places’ screen, per the terms of our Foursquare agreement,” Brookins told WaPo. “We will be working with our state partners to be more explicit in our privacy policy.” Lawmakers worry big tech companies are not doing enough to protect privacy data as they work to deploy contact tracing technology. “If it doesn’t have a strong privacy framework, it will undermine consumer confidence,” Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington told WaPo. |
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Link to Fox2Detroit story? |
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Quoted: Setting the .gov overreach aside, the tech giants may not like the anti-tech backlash that will follow. Legislation like this will directly impact them financially when people decide they can survive with their phones turned off. I managed to make it through my teens and mid-20's without a cell phone, I think I can manage some errand runs or going out to dinner without it. View Quote I foresee a sudden surge in sales of flip phones and TomToms. |
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She needs to create a new state agency to trace covid-19 patients.
Of course, they'll need a proper uniform. Nothing elaborate. Maybe they should just wear matching shirts. Might I suggest ...... brown. |
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Kinda figured that about the appeals court judge, bought and paid for like a pack of smokes typical hip-pocket judge. For this reason I really don't have much hope for the judiciary in this state
Rumor has it the queens daughter had a graduation party hence her mother opening up the north This witch is proof positive we need a law allowing people to sue public officials privately That business about justice coming from a box...seems like we've already used up the first two options |
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So what will the .gov people tracking software be called when corona is no longer relevant?
The time is now. |
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Quoted: Ray Charles saw this coming:
https://dailycaller.com/2020/05/22/contact-tracing-apple-google-coronavirus/ North Dakota and South Dakota’s contact tracing application violated its own privacy policy after it shared user data to a third company, an analysis published Thursday showed. Both states relied on North Dakota app maker ProudCrowd to make Care19 free of charge to anyone with an Apple or Google Android, The Washington Post reported. The report was based on an analysis from privacy software maker Jumbo, which found that the app maker shared data to FourSquare, a location-data provider for marketers. “Should this have been vetted? Yes. We are following up on that as we speak,” Vern Dosch, North Dakota’s contact-tracing officer, told WaPo. “We know that people are very sensitive.” Neither Apple nor the South Dakota Health Department have responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s requests for comment. Apple told WaPo that it’s investigating the review. ProudCrowd confirmed to WaPo that the app shared some non-commercial use data with FourSquare. The Google Android version of Care19 obscures the data it shares to FourSquare, ProudCrowd said. Foursquare does “not use the data in any way and it is promptly discarded,” spokeswoman Jennifer Yu told WaPo. “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Care19 reminded people where they’ve been so they can retrace their steps and determine if they’ve been in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China, before spreading to the United States, where it has reportedly killed nearly 100,000 people. If users test COVID-19 positive, then they can use the app to share data with the state’s Department of Health. The app is voluntary. Care19 uses a Foursquare service called Pilgrim SDK to convert location data as latitude and longitude into the names of recognizable places, according to the app’s maker, Tim Brookins of ProudCrowd. “The Care19 application user interface clearly calls out the usage of Foursquare on our ‘Nearby Places’ screen, per the terms of our Foursquare agreement,” Brookins told WaPo. “We will be working with our state partners to be more explicit in our privacy policy.” Lawmakers worry big tech companies are not doing enough to protect privacy data as they work to deploy contact tracing technology. “If it doesn’t have a strong privacy framework, it will undermine consumer confidence,” Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington told WaPo. View Quote And "the hits just keep on coming!!". ![]() |
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Quoted: Kinda figured that about the appeals court judge, bought and paid for like a pack of smokes typical hip-pocket judge. For this reason I really don't have much hope for the judiciary in this state Rumor has it the queens daughter had a graduation party hence her mother opening up the north This witch is proof positive we need a law allowing people to sue public officials privately That business about justice coming from a box...seems like we've already used up the first two options View Quote What did she extend it to this time.......mid June? |
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Quoted: What did she extend it to this time.......mid June? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer extends stay home order to June 12 This is the fifth time she's extended her Stay Home, Stay Safe order. Gov. Whitmer also extended the State of Emergency for the entire state until June 19. |
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Quoted: View Quote Thanks........what a fucking jackass piece of shit. Destroying our economy and done so by design for political purposes. ![]() Appeals and/or Michigan Sup.Ct. have to overturn that case the rabidly democrat Claims Ct. judge decided. She will never stop the shutdowns until at least November, 2020 and will go on longer if Biden loses. |
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1984 was supposed to be a warning, not a game plan. I realize I'm super rare/odd. I rarely carry a cell phone on me.
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Quoted: Quoted: Ray Charles saw this coming:
https://dailycaller.com/2020/05/22/contact-tracing-apple-google-coronavirus/ North Dakota and South Dakota’s contact tracing application violated its own privacy policy after it shared user data to a third company, an analysis published Thursday showed. Both states relied on North Dakota app maker ProudCrowd to make Care19 free of charge to anyone with an Apple or Google Android, The Washington Post reported. The report was based on an analysis from privacy software maker Jumbo, which found that the app maker shared data to FourSquare, a location-data provider for marketers. “Should this have been vetted? Yes. We are following up on that as we speak,” Vern Dosch, North Dakota’s contact-tracing officer, told WaPo. “We know that people are very sensitive.” Neither Apple nor the South Dakota Health Department have responded to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s requests for comment. Apple told WaPo that it’s investigating the review. ProudCrowd confirmed to WaPo that the app shared some non-commercial use data with FourSquare. The Google Android version of Care19 obscures the data it shares to FourSquare, ProudCrowd said. Foursquare does “not use the data in any way and it is promptly discarded,” spokeswoman Jennifer Yu told WaPo. “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Care19 reminded people where they’ve been so they can retrace their steps and determine if they’ve been in contact with someone who tested positive for coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China, before spreading to the United States, where it has reportedly killed nearly 100,000 people. If users test COVID-19 positive, then they can use the app to share data with the state’s Department of Health. The app is voluntary. Care19 uses a Foursquare service called Pilgrim SDK to convert location data as latitude and longitude into the names of recognizable places, according to the app’s maker, Tim Brookins of ProudCrowd. “The Care19 application user interface clearly calls out the usage of Foursquare on our ‘Nearby Places’ screen, per the terms of our Foursquare agreement,” Brookins told WaPo. “We will be working with our state partners to be more explicit in our privacy policy.” Lawmakers worry big tech companies are not doing enough to protect privacy data as they work to deploy contact tracing technology. “If it doesn’t have a strong privacy framework, it will undermine consumer confidence,” Democratic Sen. Maria Cantwell of Washington told WaPo. And "the hits just keep on coming!!". ![]() Foursquare does “not use the data in any way and it is promptly discarded,” spokeswoman Jennifer Yu told WaPo. “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” ![]() |
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“Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Jesus Christ, how could anyone still believe bullshit like that!!?? Whitmer has already been caught letting a company related to the DNC compile data, etc., about a month or so ago. But we are to believe that bullshit. |
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Quoted: “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Jesus Christ, how could anyone still believe bullshit like that!!?? Whitmer has already been caught letting a company related to the DNC compile data, etc., about a month or so ago. But we are to believe that bullshit. View Quote LOL, that's like after 9/11 when AG Ashcroft admitted "we're not supposed to keep NICS data.... but amazingly enough, we did!" |
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Quoted: “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Jesus Christ, how could anyone still believe bullshit like that!!?? Whitmer has already been caught letting a company related to the DNC compile data, etc., about a month or so ago. But we are to believe that bullshit. View Quote Think about how stupid that bolded sentence is. |
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Quoted: Think about how stupid that bolded sentence is. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: “Essentially, any data we might receive is immediately discarded.” Jesus Christ, how could anyone still believe bullshit like that!!?? Whitmer has already been caught letting a company related to the DNC compile data, etc., about a month or so ago. But we are to believe that bullshit. Think about how stupid that bolded sentence is. It's completely trustworthy when the representative for a data mining company puts unnecessary weasel words in their statement. ![]() |
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Quoted: The News has been going leftward too. Of course I'd guess seeing as how they both share the revenue in the deal they made years ago that they'll both probably go down the tubes as google keeps grabbing all the ad revenue. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Even the Detroit News has turned against her in denouncing her attempt to increase the death count. https://www.detroitnews.com/story/opinion/editorials/2020/05/20/editorial-whitmer-order-endangers-nursing-homes-end-now/5220929002/ Let me know when the Detroit Free Press does that........they are the liberal rag in Michigan. The News has been going leftward too. Of course I'd guess seeing as how they both share the revenue in the deal they made years ago that they'll both probably go down the tubes as google keeps grabbing all the ad revenue. Good point. |
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Quoted: Kinda figured that about the appeals court judge, bought and paid for like a pack of smokes typical hip-pocket judge. For this reason I really don't have much hope for the judiciary in this state Rumor has it the queens daughter had a graduation party hence her mother opening up the north This witch is proof positive we need a law allowing people to sue public officials privately That business about justice coming from a box...seems like we've already used up the first two options View Quote Keep in mind that Chavez took Venezuela by corrupting the judiciary against the legislature. |
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Quoted: You know, you CAN leave your home without your phone... Just sayin'... View Quote Most people are addicted to the things and are too stupid to realize the difference between a want and a need- very few people actually need their phone with them all of the time, they just want the convenience and will go through all sorts of mental gymnastics to justify it. |
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Quoted: https://www.redstate.com/bradslager/2020/05/22/now-in-michigan-gretchen-whitmer-want-to-institute-phone-tracing-of-citizens-in-the-name-of-covid-protection/ What can possibly go wrong ? It is fair to say that some of the sparkle on Michigan Governess Gretchen Whitmer has worn off. Once the favorite daughter of the national media the hyenas in the press corps seem to have softened some of their adoration for the Lady of Lansing. Once a regular guest on the talk circuit and a headline maven for being combative with President Trump her policies within her state have angered the voting base. Her popularity just might be waning. And it looks to continue. After inspiring protests with her obsessive power grabs it was discovered that Michigan was instituting a policy, like New York, of placing elderly patients testing positive for coronavirus back into nursing homes. Now to add to her record of overbearing governance we learn her state is ramping up a new program to track exposed individuals through their cell phones. View Quote She can trace my dick, and you can quote me. Same goes for her fucking AG and Secretary of State. |
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This is why matriarchal societies have never passed the Stone Age. And are screaming hellscapes.
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Quoted: The "free state" of Alabama and our grandma Kay(ren) will apparently be participating in this endeavor. "But Apple and Google say the system does not collect location data from your device, and does not share identities of other users to each other." You can believe that if you want. View Quote Sensorvault, look into it. Google even provides "geofence" search warrant results based on date and location, say everyone around Boston on 5/20/2020. https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/Google-gives-ATF-1-500-phone-locations-in-unprecedented--geofence--search/5-2279257/ |
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Quoted: Rumors are floating around that she will continue the bulk of the lockdown well into June (and most likely try to go beyond June). The first court case went for Karen's emergency declarations being lawful forever even though the rabidly left wing judge admitted she violated one of the two statutes requiring legislative approval first. Next will be the Appeals Court. Here is the judge who ruled for Governor Karen.... https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/712fc8f7e4387586e6b45c9b42557b1aa483972d/c=0-60-2969-2293/local/-/media/2018/04/26/DetroitNews/B99654236Z.1_20180426174158_000_G9R1VKGBS.1-0.jpg?width=534&height=401&fit=crop Michigan voters have relinquished all power to Karens...........we are reaping what we have sowed. ![]() ![]() This is what rules our state and one is a Federal senator......... We have become the worst state in America in just one election. ![]() ![]() Everyone of them is a god damned left wing white suburban woman who might think they know what having it hard in life is but in reality have no fucking idea what that is because they were pampered all their fucking lives. View Quote Isaiah 3:12 As for My people, children are their oppressors, And women rule over them. O My people! Those who lead you cause you to err, And destroy the way of your paths.” |
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Quoted: And meanwhile, wHitler is up north at her lake home. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYs43BMUwAg1bch?format=png&name=small @RDak ^^^ ![]() View Quote is this real? |
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