Is Your Data Safe in Fitness Tracking Apps? The Strava case, which resulted in the exposing of U.S. military base locations around the world, showed that many sides might be to blame when private data is released, including users. By Leslie Kramer
Drones Carrying Defibrillators Could Save Lives Faster Than Paramedics Researchers in Stockholm found drones carrying AEDs reached cardiac arrest patients 16 minutes faster than emergency crews. By John Bonazzo
The Next Big Threat to National Security Is ‘Spoofing’ Treat GPS like Reagan treated Russia: trust but verify. By John A. Tures
Signal-Blocking Phone Case Might Keep the Government From Finding You, You Special Snowflake By Molly Mulshine
NYPD Asks Pharmacies to Hide GPS Trackers in Pill Bottles to Track Pill-Popping Thieves By Jessica Roy
Much Like GOOG-411, Google’s New Augmented Reality Game Ingress Is a Genius Ploy to Get You To Collect Data By Jessica Roy