Sentences with phrase «of user location»

The automatic collection of user location data from smartphones by tech companies, and the ability of law enforcement to access it via warrants will be discussed in Friday's AppleInsider podcast, with criminal defense attorney and former Apple employee T. Greg Doucette explaining how a recent report into the requests by Raleigh, N.C. police came about in the first place.

Back in 2011, Google execs were e-maling back and forth about the value of user location data, strategizing on how to grow the mound of information the company could collect around customers» real - life interactions.

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the app returns a map of the user's location with the nearest ATMs clearly marked.»

Even then, Google asks for each user's permission whether they want to share their location, because we believe our users should be in control of what information they share and how they share it.

The app, which allows users to post anything they want for anyone within 2 miles of their location to see, was crazy popular at high schools and colleges around the country.

More importantly, AR in particular can provide users with an in - store shopping experience, regardless of their location.

Not only is this a great way of backing up data, but it also allows users to access the files remotely from any location in the world.

The company actually started out in New York in July 2009 with a different product: Udorse, where users would take pictures and tag them (basically endorsements of products or locations) and earn rewards.

It uses machine learning and cross-references 30 other data sets — from maps to triangulate users» locations, to patent data, to stocks» movement — to identify tweets and trends with impact, based on unusual patterns and «clusters» of similar tweets.

With every purchase of a KLM flight users» win more points, but the even cooler thing is that users can advance in the game when they are at the airport gate waiting to board their KLM flight (using geo - location technologies).

Appthority told Inc. that this code could track the user location data of Uber users in U.S. and other parts of the world outside of China.

Uber has denied that code in a previous version of its app from a Chinese partner company was used to track the location of users outside of the Asian country.

Google Here worked by sending a notification to a smartphone user's lock screen within five seconds of their entering a partner's location.

Instead of having to check - in at each location to see tips and reviews from Foursquare, the app will automatically, or «passively,» give users recommendations based on their current location and past preferences.

For example, Waze may record the frequency and scope of your use of the Services, the duration of your sessions, the web pages that you visit, information that you read, content that you use or create, advertisements that you view or click on, your communications with other users and third parties, the Internet protocol (IP) address and the name of the domain that serve you to access the Services, and the geographic location of the computer system that you are using to log - in.

By downloading the Uber app, users can hail a cab from a list of registered drivers who are near their locations.

Public transport users will be able to use their smartphones or tablets to track the exact location of Transperth buses in real time by 2016.

With that said, those still aren't the cities these young adults are currently moving to, says LinkedIn, which determines these trends by looking at data from its users, including the year they graduated from college and the locations of the jobs on their profiles.

To analyze foot traffic patterns to the dozens of Trump - branded hotels, casinos and golf courses in this study, Foursquare looked at explicit check - ins as well as implicit visits from Foursquare and Swarm app users who enable background location and visit these locations in the U.S.

Marketers can target based on all kinds of information, like a user's location, interests, political beliefs and more.

Similarly, Google recently got caught tracking locations of Android users who had opted out.

Facebook monitors users» locations, keeps track of who they call or text through the platform, and monitors the content of their messages.

Grindr has defended its sharing of users» HIV statuses and locations with third parties as «industry practice.»

Early concerns include users blindly walking into traffic, reported muggings choreographed around remote gaming locations, and the social etiquette of celebrating a rare Pokémon capture in the Holocaust Museum.

Some of my favorite apps are those that deliver a user experience that is impossible to achieve on the web and something completely different from the website's typical experience — stuff that involves a user's location or is based on delivering operational transparency (e.g., live updates on the status of something, like a pizza delivery tracker app created by a pizza company).

The Moviepass service admitted that its app tracks the location of users even when they're not at the cinema.

Even before GPS technology was common, mobile phones worked using the same principles the Greeks used to determine their location, but instead of stars, cell towers triangulate the position of a mobile user.

Bad location, a marginal niche, having no specific user in mind, raising too much or too little money — all of these issues can be prevented or at least mitigated with good planning.

Reporting on Spangenberg's claims follows recent changes to Uber's app that effectively require users to give Uber permission to track their location when the app is running in the background of a user's phone, according to The Verge.

«We think that monetization over time will take its course because on mobile you can provide more targeted ads to users because of location - based data and other personal data that we can collect.

«Really, it comes down to quality, accurate data that covers many, many, many different locations,» he says, pointing out that they can forecast within a one - kilometre radius of a user's location, a smaller surface area — and therefore more useful — than the one - mile radius standard in the U.S..

But some of those future subscribers might be concerned about his company's tactics, which Lowe recently said includes tracking users» location before and after a trip to the movies.

«When we originally set out to solve the 911 mobile location challenge, we developed an app - based solution that required users to abandon their natural behavior of simply dialing 911 in an emergency.

By combining the highly specific locational data that's available from consumers searching on mobile, alongside Google's already in - progress goal of customizing results by location for all users, positioning your brand to those who are physically near you will become crucial in 2017.

Users need only consent to the use of their location information.

By displaying menus, reviews, hours, and an estimated time away from the user's standing location, the app takes the user to an airport restaurant of his or her choice.

-- Ty Sawyer, cofounder of Jetzy, a geo - location based, user - to - user social app to connect and reward people with a passion for travel and authentic experiences.

The mobile wallet, which was first introduced in 2015 and is accepted in over 4,000 Walmart locations, is expected to pass Apple Pay in active US users by the end of 2018, according to a Crone Consulting LLC estimate.

Interested parties might look for how many users were in a particular location at one time, what time of day was the best for mobile tracking, demographic information for each user, and so on.

The maps also show the location - sensitive updates of other Buzz users in the area.

The combined power of financial data, location information, and internet usage gives Bell a remarkably detailed profile of its users.

24Option is an iconic example of a business finding success by putting offline activities online, and gives users the flexibility and profitable outcomes they would typically find in a physical location, without having to leave their home.

As part of testimony submitted to the Senate's Armed Services Committee on Tuesday, James Clapper, the U.S. director of national intelligence, wrote, «In the future, intelligence services might use the (Internet of things) for identification, surveillance, monitoring, location tracking, and targeting for recruitment, or to gain access to networks or user credentials.»

The number of people who had messages taken is a small portion of the estimated 87 million users whose data was exposed, but it represents a much more intrusive collection than the page likes, birthdays, locations, and personality traits and so forth that were taken from other profiles.

Furthermore, you need to take into consideration the user's circumstances such as geographic location, job role, patterns of past behavior, and time of day to give context about why the person needs access and what they'll do with it.

With social media you can effectively share your video between multiple locations to potentially reach the millions of users who utilize YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram every day.

It's unclear how much this small plot of homepage real estate affects stories» reach; users» newsfeeds have prime location by comparison, and the «trending» tab is hard to locate on mobile devices.

The venue was an apt location considering the Facebook team was talking about taking the history of user visits, the history of how brands have interacted with Facebook users, and applying what they've learned toward future improvements in marketing.

to inform the user's legal guardian or members of the user's immediate family of the user's location in an emergency situation that involves the risk of death or serious physical harm; or

The app's most popular video feature is Stories, which strings together a series of snaps from one location submitted by millions of users there.