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Cell Phone Privacy

Tin-Can-TelephoneYour phone might be snooping on you.
What you need to know and how to stop it.

Detailed location information stored on smartphones can reveal a great deal about the people who carry the phone, who they interact with, and where they go.

Imagine if the information on your phone ended up in your employer’s hands. Who you had lunch with. Where you spent your day off. The route you take to get to work and where you walk your dog.

Learn if your phone and the apps you download are gathering a profile of your life, and what you can do to stop it.

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