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If no-one has actually built it, then I'm really disappointed as it's quite simple - and I would be pretty easy to locate too. We're all creatures of habit.
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Well, it does other stuff like mine pictures for meta tags, the privacy implications of which wouldn't be obvious to a non-techie.
Ah, you're quite right. Then maybe this will bring broader attention to their implications.
Neat. It's pretty much exactly what Color is trying to do, except it cost $41 million less to make.
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to massively multiply your creep factor.
Well, I hope this doesn't surprise anyone. I'm running under the assumption that people who use Foursquare and other such geolocation services are fully aware that they can be used to find out where they've been. If that assumption is false, I think I'm going to become a hermit.
Well, it does other stuff like mine pictures for meta tags, the privacy implications of which wouldn't be obvious to a non-techie.
Twitters tweet location
* Coordinates when tweet was posted from mobile device [side note: is this feature 'enabled' by default on some mobile clients?]
* Place (geographical name) derived from users ip when posting on twitter's web interface. Place gets translated into coordinates using geonames.com
* Bounding Box derived from users ip when posting on twitter's web interface. The less accurate source, a corner of the bounding box is selected randomly.
This is awesome. Kinda scary for you guys that use geolocation with everything though. I personally try to avoid it.
Geo-tagging your photos is kinda cool, and it's a feature that I would find interesting if I had a device that supported it, but I would make _sure_ to strip those tags before publishing the photos anywhere.
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which is a supremely optimistic assessment :-)
Well, Firesheep got an NYT article, who knows! :)