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How the DHS is Using Data from Cell Phone Apps — Most Interesting Thing in Tech

5 min•7 februari 2020
The federal government is using aggregate location data from cell phone apps to track illegal border crossings. Depending on your perspective, this is either brilliant and efficient—or surveillance dystopia.

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