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| Apple sued over iPhone location tracking scandal It was only a matter of time. Apple, Inc. has been named as a defendant in a federal district court suit over the iPhone and iPad 3G location tracking scandal ? at this point we think it’s safe to refer to it as such. The Cupertino company’s silence over the past week has only intensified rumors and speculation that Apple is, somehow, using this harvested data in a clandestine or nefar [..] |
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| Apple sued again for collecting location data A lawsuit has been filed against Apple, Pandora, and The Weather Channel in the U.S. District Court of Puerto Rico that alleges Apple “intentionally [intercepts] personally identifying information.” The plaintiff, Lymaris M. Rivera Diaz, is charging Apple with unfair trade practices, abuse and fraud, and he believes that Apple shares the iPhone’s unique ID, as well as personal lo [..] |
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Apple Sued By Unhappy iPhone 3G User  Jessica Alena Smith, an unhappy iPhone 3G user from Alabama, is suing Apple for false advertising and for profiting from a defective product. Is she serious? While suing Apple is a little extreme, there’s definitely a growing sentiment that the iPhone 3G isn’t living up to the hype that all of those ads caused. Even [...]
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Apple releases iOS 4.3.3, addresses location tracking bug  Apple has released iOS version 4.3.3 for the iPhone 4 (GSM), iPhone 3GS, iPad 2, iPad and iPod touch (third and fourth generation), just as we reported. The only changes noted by Apple with this release pertain to the location tracking bug discovered recently. Apple states that this release “contains changes to the iOS crowd-sourced location database cache.” More specifically, the upda [..] |
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Apple and Google track your location with computers, too  Break out your tin foil hats, people ? they’re out to get you. Apple finally issued a statement on Wednesday regarding the recent uproar over iOS devices tracking their owners’ locations, but a new report from The Wall Street Journal will ensure that consumers can continue to cry foul. According to the WSJ, Apple and Google both track users’ locations not only using mobile device [..] |
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Apple not reviewing location data, researcher says  On Wednesday, researchers from O’Reilly claimed to discover a tracking feature in iPhones and 3G iPads that reportedly sent location data back to Apple. Another researcher, this time from Katana Forensics, says otherwise. “Apple is not harvesting this data from your device,” said Kata Forensics lead engineer Alex Levinson. “This is data on the device that you as the custome [..] |
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Two iPhone customers are suing Apple, claiming invasion of privacy and computer fraud related.
The suit was filed in Tampa, Florida and claims Apple is at fault for letting the iPhone and iPad secretly record a user's location history, Bloo [..]
A warning to would be iPhone and iPod Touch application developers was posted on Apple’s developer site yesterday: “If your app uses location-based information primarily to enable mobile advertisers to deliver targeted ads based on a user’s location, your app… [..]
Your iPhone has been secretly tracking and recording everywhere you go for the past several years.
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Your iPhone has been secretly tracking and recording everywhere you go [..]
Remember last month when a developer revealed some hidden functionality in webOS that periodically reports a user?s location back to Palm? Well as it turns out, the reasoning behind the Big Brother-esque move may be even worse than you think. Drum roll please? Location-based advertising. We?ve uncovered a patent application filed by Palm in November [...] [..]
