Geolocation confirmed in Isfahan Province, Iran. Coordinates: 32.50463, 51.69118. Further details available through the provided link. #Geolocation #OSINT
Dig into a vintage Camp KDE interview with John Layt on geolocation services in KDE — a neat look at open-source location tech and UX. It ends abruptly (tech gremlins) but the insights still shine through. #KDE #CampKDE #Geolocation #OpenSource #FOSS #Linux #Technology #PeerTube #English
https://peertube.fschaupp.me/videos/watch/f9ee7797-7438-4731-8f59-e3b874e2e751
Camp KDE 2011: John Layt

PeerTube
Geolocation confirmed: Tabriz, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. Coordinates: 38.07763, 46.25635. For further details, refer to the provided link. #Geolocation #OSINT
A video verifies the destruction of the Police Intelligence Center in Tabriz due to strikes on March 9. Geolocation: 38.07763, 46.25635. #Intelligence #Geolocation
Geolocation confirmed: Police Headquarters located in Shiraz, Fars Province, Iran at coordinates 29.63069, 52.54384. For further details, refer to the provided link. #OSINT #Geolocation
Location identified: Arad. Further analysis may be required for context. #OSINT #Geolocation
The coordinates 31.0667992, 35.0370486 indicate a specific geographic location. Further analysis may be required to determine its significance. #Geolocation #OSINT
The provided coordinates correspond to a location in Jordan. Further analysis may be required for specific contextual insights. #Geolocation #OSINT
Geolocation confirmed: Semnan, Semnan Province, Iran. Coordinates: 35.59529, 53.39444. For further details, refer to the provided link. #Geolocation #Iran

#FBI started buying Americans' location data again, #KashPatel confirms

Three years after saying it had stopped buying location data of Americans without a #warrant , the FBI acknowledged it has restarted the purchases.
#privacy #surveillance #tracking #geolocation

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/03/fbi-started-buying-americans-location-data-again-kash-patel-confirms/

FBI started buying Americans' location data again, Kash Patel confirms

Tom Cotton supports FBI data purchasing, compares it to searching people's trash.

Ars Technica