>The hack reveals that fitness tracking companies are vulnerable troves of sensitive data and aren't taking your privacy seriously.
This is what revealed it? Not the 2018 FitBit/Military debacle[0], or even Vice's own article in 2016 about sleep data from fitness trackers[1]?
If every time a major data breach happens we pretend like it's a huge surprise that no one could have predicted, we're going to have a harder time moving forward, I think.
This is what revealed it? Not the 2018 FitBit/Military debacle[0], or even Vice's own article in 2016 about sleep data from fitness trackers[1]?
If every time a major data breach happens we pretend like it's a huge surprise that no one could have predicted, we're going to have a harder time moving forward, I think.
[0]https://www.cnn.com/2018/01/28/politics/strava-military-base... [1]https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/4xav4w/what-happens-to-th...