A leaked internal document reveals a major tech company’s long-standing practice of collecting and retaining user location data even after accounts are deleted, raising serious privacy concerns. The disclosure highlights how the company’s privacy policy fails to align with its stated commitments, with employees acknowledging the inconsistency in internal communications. Critics argue this undermines user trust, while the company has yet to publicly address the findings. The document suggests systemic flaws in data handling that could have broader implications for consumer protection.
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