Google and Apple May Help Us Understand ‘Typhoid Mary’s’ Cell Phone Movements
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Apple and Google are trying this approach, which is viewed as “less invasive” because Bluetooth doesn’t track “where you were,” said Kathryn Waldron, the resident fellow of national security and cybersecurity at the R Street Institute.Featured Publications
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