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Google is tracking location of users without consent
Associated Press (AP) has reported that Google is tracking the location of Android-users without their consent.1 Android provided an option to activate the location setting for its users. Although, users did not activate the location setting, Google tracked the location anyways. Google has reacted to the article by a mere change of the description of the “Location History” on its website.2 However, Google is still not respecting the consent of their users while tracking the location.
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