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Hello everyone, welcome to the Security box, podcast 111. On podcast 111, hopefully we’ll be on the cooldown past the 110-115 we’ve been feeling since last podcast, but yet, we have a topic dealing with the mobile carriors that is of interest.
We’ll talk about some news coming out of podcast 886 of the Security Now program that might be of interest, news from around the landscape of others as well as any questions if any.
Our topic, you ask? Its going to get interesting, as today, we’re going to cover the topic of the Mobile Carriors we love to hate. Most top mobile carriers retain geolocation data for two years on average, FCC findings show was blogged during the week when we read it, and it is one item that Security Now did talk about as part of their podcast.
We’ll take a gander at this topic, and I hope you will enjoy the program as much as we have bringing it together for you!
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