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Louisiana: Personal Housing Units Staffed by the US Navy and Their Medical Teams
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They have already proven that they don't even need an "army of contact tracers." Our cell phones are doing that for them. They just use the GPS data in our phones to determine where we've been and then they use the cell towers to ping others in our vicinity and track them as well.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 48233175 Yes exactly this. Scary to think what they will do with this information. One of the Detroit news papers the other day publish an article about cell phones keeping track of our whereabouts It was such a happy upbeat article telling us how lucky we are that we have such technology My husband's phone started giving him weird messages last weekend. Must have been an update to iphones. I think it's probably best to leave our phones at home if we have to go somewhere other than work. I think so too When Michigan went into lockdown my cell phone went off with the emergency alert but what’s strange is I have emergency alerts turned off I’m also getting a ton of emails from places I’ve never visited but have talked about the last couple days if that makes any sense Another oddity that I noticed, I have a doctor portal app so I can keep track of my test results I tried to download the app to my phone the other day because I was going to do a virtual appointment with the doctor and the new app is actually the iPhone app that comes on our phones It didn’t match the original app that I downloaded years ago so I started reading it and that’s when I learned Apple was linking to my old patient portal If I had not been paying attention I would’ve just figured it was a new app design
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