#tracking

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Companies lie to you about why they need your data. They tell you it's for "verification." It's not. It's data harvesting with an official-sounding label. Here's what happened when I signed up

I like to track where I go so I can share the experience or let others ride the route I took. I knew that Apple Maps might struggle with what I want because it’s not designed for the recording aspect,

■ I created an account file to track calories burned in the eight daily rules, which are as follows: First rule/ Drinking water before meals. Second rule/ Shower minutes. Third rule/ Meal consumption minutes.

Never stop when you're tired, stop when you're done. This report was published via Actifit app (Android | iOS). Check out the original version here on actifit.io 06/06/2026 6781 Daily Activity

Today, I would like to share a few frames from my walk again for the Wednesday Walk community. Actually, I walk in many places near my home. Sometimes I take a short street walk, sometimes I walk around

The third-party doctrine is an outdated legal rule, created in an era before smartphones, before the internet, before our private lives became data. The fallout has been catastrophic. This decades-old

They track EXACTLY where you are in the store!

In today's post, we are focused on Wingbits, a DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) that is harnassing blockchain technology and token incentives to enable a more efficient way to track

Today was my first serious tracking day using @Actifit app. I moved around the shop, attending to customers and also tried to stay active throughout the day. I noticed that even small movements add up,

I just recently went to a website to set up a new account, and it wouldn't let me proceed without giving them a cell number. Not a VoIP number, it demanded a real cell number, associated with a SIM. I