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The Dangers of Geotagging
The following post is from an internet friend who posted this on her company’s blog. With Facebook and other social sites, Geotagging can pinpoint you based on pictures that have been uploaded (by you or someone else). This in-turn is … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Android Geotagging, Droid, Education, geotagging, geotagging dangers, iPad, iphone, iPhone Geotagging
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