Not exactly: https://mobile.twitter.com/DavidSacks/status/160385752457453...
What’s public is how each plane moves. What’s not is which one of these planes is Musk’s.
What’s public is how each plane moves. What’s not is which one of these planes is Musk’s.
This is not "hacking". This is information derived from publicly available information, presumably a quite trivial inference. If it is public information that x=2 and y=3, then x+y=5 isn't suddenly private information, just because it requires a trivial inference.
Just because it’s easy to uncover doesn’t mean it’s fine to go off and broadcast it. That’s doxxing.
It’s only the web browser that hides that stuff.
If a later change to Chrome makes EXIF data easily viewable is then a privacy concern?
It’s not a trivial inference.