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|    Re: Tutorial: Query the Apple database w    |
|    24 Dec 25 21:38:24    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.microsoft.windows, alt.c       mp.os.windows-11       From: address@is.invalid              Arlen,              >> As long as that BSSID is not openly linked to you, the person, than there       >> is no privacy issue present.       >       > Since I have already posted a half dozen security research papers and       > articles that expressly claim otherwise              As you have thrown claims around that you refuse to substanciate in any way       since forever I'm not going to believe the above either.              > you're entitled to your own opinion which isn't backed up by a single       > security       > researcher on earth              And neither is, as always, yours. Your point ?              > The research shows that BSSID + geolocation enables inference attacks,       > movement tracking,              Yep. Which is rather useless as long as you have no clue who you are       targetting/tracking.              > and household identification even without explicit personal identifiers.              Yes. And than you have identified a random household. Thats as meaningless       as the above.              Kiddo, come back when you figure out how you can identify a *specific*       person / household from whats in that database. *Than* you have something       to complain about.              > For those lurking and learning, this isn't what people like Rudy think it       > is, since A-GPS has absolutely nothing directly to do with any of this.              :-)              > A-GPS is simply a method for a phone to speed up its own location fix       > using network assistance.              :-) And what does that "network assistance" look like ? Riddle me dat       batman.              Kiddo, have you *ever* stopped to think about why Apple would have spend       money to create that database you have been free to access and now       complaining about ? What's is purpose ? Can you answer me that ?              No, I don't think so.              And something else to think about : You have tracked the movement of a BSSID       in real-time. Where do those updated coordinates come from ? Who / what is       providing them ?              Regards,       Rudy Wieser              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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