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Google banned a location-tracking company that sold users’ data – Engadget
The CDC and ‘New York Times’ are among SafeGraph’s customers..
Google
has banned SafeGraph, a company that captured and sold Android users’ location data. Android developers who used the company’s software development kit (SDK) were given seven days to remove SafeGraph’s location gathering tools from their apps or…
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