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Privacy 2013 Style: Exploring New LBS Devices and Services

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Tuesday, January 15th 2013


License plate identification, picture-taking drones and GPS tracking devices are legal in certain cases and their users may have only the best of intentions. So, what could possibly go wrong if these tools are deployed for purposes other than what they were intended? Welcome to the new privacy.

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Location Intelligence 2013 is set for Washington DC in May and Sao Paulo in June. For more information, visit www.locationintelligence.net.


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