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  • aspartamas2
    Newbie
    • Apr 2011
    • 2

    #1

    ipad and security

    is it true, that apple instaled software in new ipads and see where are ipad users?
  • fijiman
    DK Veteran
    • Oct 2010
    • 976

    #2
    If your worried just install "Untrackered" in Cydia...if your jailbroken that is..

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    • jamesni
      Newbie
      • May 2011
      • 2

      #3
      interesting, I thought location info is stored locally, they have to access your phone or the computer you sync with to grab it

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      • MrFug
        DK Veteran
        • May 2008
        • 880

        #4
        Yes, on iOS 4+ devices, "geolocational" data is stored in a file called 'consolidated.db'. It's always been happening on iOS devices, it's just that before iOS 4, it was very difficult to retrieve the file. Now it's easy.

        The file isn't uploaded to apple servers however if someone gets hold of your phone, they can extract the file and see where you've been.

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        • fijiman
          DK Veteran
          • Oct 2010
          • 976

          #5
          Originally posted by MrFug
          Yes, on iOS 4+ devices, "geolocational" data is stored in a file called 'consolidated.db'. It's always been happening on iOS devices, it's just that before iOS 4, it was very difficult to retrieve the file. Now it's easy.

          The file isn't uploaded to apple servers however if someone gets hold of your phone, they can extract the file and see where you've been.
          If you want to see "where" you been, then the application to downloaded in cydia is - TRACEYOU
          .
          The source is in cydia http//iphone.spytic.fr/

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          • MrFug
            DK Veteran
            • May 2008
            • 880

            #6
            Originally posted by fijiman
            If you want to see "where" you been, then the application to downloaded in cydia is - TRACEYOU
            .
            The source is in cydia http//iphone.spytic.fr/
            It seems this app requires an account on their website to use. Not sure if it costs money as I never registered.

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            • pandya
              Member
              • May 2011
              • 68

              #7
              For Apple users, about the only way to provide yourself with a degree of safety is to try to encrypt the file.

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