“What were your whereabouts on the night of June 5th?”
“I was at home all night.”
“You’re lying. We have confirmation your face was recognized at the gas station, grocery store and bank between the hours of 7 and 9pm.”
That sends a shiver down my spine.
If you carry a phone of any kind, it is already betraying your movements. All it takes to paint you like a game of Snake is a subpoena to Google (for GPS history) or your carrier (tower associations), assuming they don't pull your location history out of the device itself.
Hell, even cars are starting to get in on it with self-reporting telemetry even if you manage to avoid all the commodity ALPR scans.
Your privacy is already dead. You're objecting to death itself at this point.
Privacy is only dead for those who allow it to be.
Sadly, by all measures Android with Google Play Services is worse for privacy than iOS. Presumably, non-Googled Android (e.g. LineageOS w/o Google Play) is better than that, but that's not the majority use case of Android.
Do you regularly lie about your whereabouts to the authorities? Or just feel that you should have the right to do so without being found out"
2) If the prior probability of someone committing a crime on a given night is low, you are in the classical example of false positives doing harm via Bayes rule.