Highlights - Secure Your Data
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Phones act as constant tracking devices and the internet’s original design from the seventies means global reach and remote access is routine so GPS can be activated without obvious user action. The talk argues concrete defenses: install application level firewalls, use endpoint controls that limit sensor access, and assume every device leaks location data. Examples include network configurations and tools that block or log sensor activation and a claim that basic measures cut incidental tracking by a large percentage.
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