Turns out cops are super interested in subpoenaing suspects' push
notifications
Those little popups may reveal location, device details, IP address,
and more
...
...
"The simplest way to think about push notifications," he said, is
"they are just like little pre-scheduled messages from marketing
vendors, sent via mobile apps. The data that is required to 'turn on
any push notification service' is quite invasive and can unexpectedly reveal/track your location/store your movement with a third-party
marketing company or one of the app stores, which is merely a court
order or subpoena away from potentially exposing those personal
details."
https://www.theregister.com/2024/02/29/push_notification_privacy/
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