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http://www.businessinsider.com/john-mcafee-why-us-intelligence-is-failing-2016-3
Could Apps such as Pokemon GO pose a national security threat? A recent Image shared asks the question (I will post the image here)
The attached article is what I would assume a reputable source, John McAfee a recent Libertarian Party candidate in the Presidential race. He ran McAfeee Anti-Virus software the business. There have been finding of outside nations and groups having spyware and such within software and hardware. It's important to note as well that things like EXIF DATA exists which stores information within cellphone images containing GPS locations. Data within image files has happened for awhile to include trojans and such. The government has found messages of terrorist activity within images as well. Tinfoil hat material or a reality?
Could Apps such as Pokemon GO pose a national security threat? A recent Image shared asks the question (I will post the image here)
The attached article is what I would assume a reputable source, John McAfee a recent Libertarian Party candidate in the Presidential race. He ran McAfeee Anti-Virus software the business. There have been finding of outside nations and groups having spyware and such within software and hardware. It's important to note as well that things like EXIF DATA exists which stores information within cellphone images containing GPS locations. Data within image files has happened for awhile to include trojans and such. The government has found messages of terrorist activity within images as well. Tinfoil hat material or a reality?
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The answer is yes, unlock phones that don't share your information In Pokemon go disclaimer it openly reserves the right by you creating a log in an accepting terms... To not only access your email but contacts and photos an share them with third parties it was published in an article I read.
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