Disabling ad tracking on their devices does not necessarily protect US military troops from targeted attacks, TechRadar reports. The outlet says government-issued devices are safe.
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TechRadar says government-issued devices are safe, while reporting that leaders are unhappy about the targeting risk.
Disabling ad tracking on their devices does not necessarily protect US military troops from targeted attacks, TechRadar reports. The outlet says government-issued devices are safe.
TechRadar@techradarUS military troops still hit by targeted attacks despite disabling ad tracking on their devices
The Defense Post@DefensePostThe US military disables ad tracking on government devices amid concerns that location data could expose troops in the Middle East
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TechRadar@techradarUS military troops still hit by targeted attacks despite disabling ad tracking on their devices
The Defense Post@DefensePostThe US military disables ad tracking on government devices amid concerns that location data could expose troops in the Middle East