RE: https://todon.eu/@tek/116262193948101243
*resets the sign*
it has been 0 days since Strava leaked national security-sensitive location data.
RE: https://todon.eu/@tek/116262193948101243
*resets the sign*
it has been 0 days since Strava leaked national security-sensitive location data.
>Arthur had a profile on the Strava fitness app that anyone could view, because it was set to "public."
That's not a leak. That's a basic setting. This dipshit needs to be disciplined.
I don't even set mine to public at all anymore for a variety of reasons and I'm just some old guy who has no interaction with top secret stuff. One main thing is it seems certain users are vandalizing what I reveal to them so I locked it down.
@andygates @EricBono It's user error that exposed an individual's location.
It's institutional neglect that allows that to slip under the signals radar and expose a carrier group.
True & True