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Isn't the point more that geotagging of not your home still tends to inadvetantly reveal it, since statistically you'll tag things in an approximate radii of where you live?


I don't think that's the point, given that the article is talking about tagging the Christmas tree in your living room.


The point isn't just identifying where you live. It's where you go. If the crowd you move in exists in some anti-them ecosystem, perhaps it is guilty by suspicion or retroactively.




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