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The US military has disabled advertising trackers on phones and computers used by troops, as revealed in letters from Senator Ron Wyden. This decision comes after reports of location data being used to monitor US forces in the Middle East.
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The US military has disabled advertising trackers on phones and computers used by troops, as revealed in letters from Senator Ron Wyden. This decision comes after reports of location data being used to monitor US forces in the Middle East.
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US military disables ad trackers on troops’ phones amid security fears
US Military Disables Advertising Trackers on Troops' Devices