Armata SUA dezactivează datele de localizare de pe telefoane şi calculatoare în Orientul Mijlociu pentru ca forțele americane din regiune să nu mai poată fi țintite în atacuri

U.S. military officials have disabled tracking systems on devices after concerns that location data was used to target American forces in the Middle East. Senator Ron Wyden revealed that the Air Force deactivated location data two months ago, while Special Operations Command stated it was done recently on Windows devices. The military's actions come amid rising national security concerns about the misuse of location data by advertisers. Wyden criticized the military's efforts as insufficient and called for an investigation into whether the military adequately addressed the risks posed by location data commerce.