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"To see if you are holding a distance from people, they are planning to do it on only one network to test it out cos of the virus. I forgot which one, isnt this like big brother to gather as much info as they can? There are few faults with the idea, what if you dont take your phone for example then it would be quite hard to impose there." Yeah, it would be easy to leave your phone at home but the govt can also legislate to make it an offence to avoid detection. You can also be guaranteed they will be using stingrays and all information held by public and private entities to cross reference. Ask yourself what is more important at this stage. | |||
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"What’s your source please ?" It was on question time yesterday there. | |||
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"Yes turn your phone off simples Back on when you need it " That is right | |||
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"Do you not think that we are already spies on through our devices anyway? " Yes I do and yes we are already being spied on our phones in one way or another as well through apps too that we are using. | |||
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"This was discussed on Question Time the other night. " That is right it was that too | |||
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"Its o2 and they are not tracking individual data. " Yes that was the network I meant there | |||
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"Yes turn your phone off simples Back on when you need it " If it goes the same way as the model china is using...you will not be able to move without showing the green scan code on your phone. It changes from red to amber and green. Stretch borders and public transport will not let you pass with out it being green...so no phone no movement. And yes it is being looked at to use here. | |||
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"Yeah was watching sky news last night they're wanting aggregate data from O2 to see if people are sticking to the social distancing or not " thank you...... they are not asking for individual data, they are asking for group data to see if people are basically adhering to the "self isolation" advisory... and the correlation to see if it helping to contain the spread.... | |||
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"To see if you are holding a distance from people, they are planning to do it on only one network to test it out cos of the virus. I forgot which one, isnt this like big brother to gather as much info as they can? There are few faults with the idea, what if you dont take your phone for example then it would be quite hard to impose there." Great idea! | |||
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"Love the Isle of Man government Just locked up their first person for failing to self isolate 3 months locked up and £10000 fine should do the trick See bbc news " Did he get solitary confinement? | |||
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"To see if you are holding a distance from people, they are planning to do it on only one network to test it out cos of the virus. I forgot which one, isnt this like big brother to gather as much info as they can? There are few faults with the idea, what if you dont take your phone for example then it would be quite hard to impose there." omg do you spend your life paying attention to all this ballocks turn your phone off if it worries you I'm sick of it all, how the fcuk are they going to collect on fines if none of us are earning any money tell me that, i haven't had any work for weeks and none on the horizon they can track me all they like | |||
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"Love the Isle of Man government Just locked up their first person for failing to self isolate 3 months locked up and £10000 fine should do the trick See bbc news Did he get solitary confinement? " Ha there’s only a few cells there so be interesting how many get locked up | |||
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"Turn your location off. " Your not getting it are you...they are modelling china where without the app on your phone you cant move. I have a feeling this will be first introduced for the london underground...which is good but like all things it's a fine line on your privacy... | |||
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"To see if you are holding a distance from people, they are planning to do it on only one network to test it out cos of the virus. I forgot which one, isnt this like big brother to gather as much info as they can? There are few faults with the idea, what if you dont take your phone for example then it would be quite hard to impose there." Also recent passports and driver licence can be tracked using GPS. But I'm sure only accurate to around 10ft or so, so not sure how that'll help see how far you are from person.. It'll be more for when we go on lockdown that it'll be useful. | |||
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"Yes turn your phone off simples Back on when you need it " Still be tracked when switched off.. | |||
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"The fab "single" are now all disposing of their phones " | |||
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"My grandma is fooked then Lol All bollox " Me too, can they track a 15yr old Nokia on P A Y G ? | |||
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"My grandma is fooked then Lol All bollox Me too, can they track a 15yr old Nokia on P A Y G ? " If the phone connects to a cellular tower, then the answer is yes. | |||
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"My grandma is fooked then Lol All bollox Me too, can they track a 15yr old Nokia on P A Y G ? " Well you may be fooked then for travel...but you should be self isolating anyhow | |||
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"They don't need to do this because I can tell them that only about 1% of people are keeping social distance just from going for a walk to the shops " lol omg you rule breaker you panic buying again | |||
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"They don't need to do this because I can tell them that only about 1% of people are keeping social distance just from going for a walk to the shops lol omg you rule breaker you panic buying again " Yep, I panic bought a loaf and a pack of hot cross buns. It cist me £5000 but it was worth it | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html" Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. | |||
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"Jheeeze the government can monitor your every move through your phone whether it's on or off monitor every conversation. " your phone is a mini computer, what you delete is never deleted.. your always been tracked, big companies share your information for profit values think last month virgin shared all there porn brownswers hahaha | |||
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"Not bothered I dont have a phone didnt need one growing up dont need one now" loooool you still on the pc | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. " It can be tracked same as a passport or drivers licence. As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. It can be tracked same as a passport or drivers licence. As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... " Passports and drivers license cards may well have RFID chips in them, but how powerful do you think the readers will have to be for someone to be able to track you as you move along roads and paths etc? | |||
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" As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... " I never take my passport or driving licence out with me. | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. It can be tracked same as a passport or drivers licence. As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... " ******************** I'm laughing then, I've never had a passport and I still have my paper driving licence.....!! Eva | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. It can be tracked same as a passport or drivers licence. As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... Passports and drivers license cards may well have RFID chips in them, but how powerful do you think the readers will have to be for someone to be able to track you as you move along roads and paths etc?" I believe that in general, they are accurate to around 10ft, and I think, phones etc isn't much better. I agree that in real terms, it won't be realistic to track everyone. Although if/when an actual curfew is in place is when it would be a useful tool. | |||
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"If you want to know your phone can be tracked when it off read this. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/13/gps-can-spy-on-you-even-when-you-turn-it-off.html Having read the article, it says your phone can still be tracked if you turn off your GPS location, as it uses tracking apps surreptitiously downloaded through other apps to collect sensor data such as acceleration, gyroscope and magnetometer, which is used to orientate your phone, to work out which routes you are taking. It is hard to pinpoint your location in a place such as Manhattan as it is a grid-based city, but places with distinctive shaped roads are easier to work out. Nowhere does it say that if you turn off your phone it can still be tracked. It can be tracked same as a passport or drivers licence. As far as I'm aware, you can't switch passport or license on and off... Passports and drivers license cards may well have RFID chips in them, but how powerful do you think the readers will have to be for someone to be able to track you as you move along roads and paths etc? I believe that in general, they are accurate to around 10ft, and I think, phones etc isn't much better. I agree that in real terms, it won't be realistic to track everyone. Although if/when an actual curfew is in place is when it would be a useful tool. " There are roughly 1.7M postcodes in the UK, to keep track of people presumably you'd need at least that number of readers; I don't think there's much to worry about... | |||
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