Christoph Ziegenberg
NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦A French Navy officer exposed the location of aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle and three escort frigates after sharing a Strava run, allowing precise geolocation in the Mediterranean. #Europe
swggrkllr3rd@noelreports Court martial him !!
Gilles DePemig 
@noelreports he ran quicker than the carrier carried, is all I can say.
Pommes Spezial@noelreports I actually thought that, following the IDF’s pizza orders a long time ago or the US Special Forces in northern Syria a few years back (who gave themselves away on Strava by running in circles around their camp), these OPSEC breaches shouldn’t happen anymore, but apparently they do
BadCo@noelreports au rasoir national
Jarjantifa@noelreports
🤣 If he was the first this might have been forgiven, but seriously, how many times does this need to happen before people get the message? 🤣
🤣 If he was the first this might have been forgiven, but seriously, how many times does this need to happen before people get the message? 🤣
Jan Vlug@noelreports Get rid of all this #bigtech apps that #surveillance you.
Switch to #MobileLinux, with e.g. the Jogger app:
Drew 🇵🇭 ♾️@janvlug @noelreports Just go running. You don't need a fucking app to go running.
El Indifferente@noelreports that's not the first time with this sports apps.
Paul_stilgarExactly.
The problem is the fact that this shit continues.
https://www.mapulus.com/blog/strava-fitness-tracker-military-secrets-location-data
dfroidmont@noelreports "This activity is Nicolas' longest workout on Strava!"
s1m0n4@noelreports Arthur is quick on his legs not so much on his wits 😂!
Miles_Ignigena@noelreports Don't these guys receive any training or education? One would expect an "officer" to give more thought to OPSEC in the digital age, even without a workshop on the subject.