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The company has agreed to make it easier for users to opt out of location tracking as part of the settlement.

The company will 'significantly improve' its tracking disclosures and user controls next year.

Investigators found that the company collected geolocation data without consent for over a year.

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Fifty women in eight jurisdictions called the cops after discovering an unwanted tracker.

Karl Racine says that Google mislead users over location tracking.

The move could help it better compete against Apple and other rivals.

The CDC and 'New York Times' are among SafeGraph's customers.

The case was filed by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission in 2019.

The decision was made after it came to light that X-Mode works with government contractors.

There's also a new, less specific location sharing option.

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Ajit Pai also wants to make it easier to dial 911 from multiline phone systems.

Its CEO said 'we did not imagine the potential for misuse.'

They focus on demographics, how people move and network coverage.

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The update follows reports that Facebook used location information to track missing interns.

People may be added to a security watchlist for cussing out Mark Zuckerberg, CNBC reports.