They store the fact that someone was there are a particular time but they strip the userid immediately.
They have a GPDR data-request page if you are interested in seeing exactly what data they store about you.
They have a GPDR data-request page if you are interested in seeing exactly what data they store about you.
This appears untrue, according to the article: "In five days of gameplay, Niantic kept 2304 location records for one player. [...] When we asked them about their propensity to eat Burger King for lunch, they were surprised that we knew that"
This is only possible if the userid is still linked to these location records.
> They have a GPDR data-request page if you are interested in seeing exactly what data they store about you.
I know. That's what the featured article used to get the data referenced above.