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According to MSNBC, there’s been a study of 100,000 cell phone users where those users were tracked while moving.  While it looks like this didn’t happen in the US (something tells me it was India), since both the country and the phone company details are being hidden, there’s no way to tell.  Apparently, the numbers were obfuscated, but I’m sure it would be possible for a smart person or a computer to undo that.  (It also means somewhere that data already exists in normal form!)  Either way, this raises a number of troubling concerns for those who wish to remain private and/or untracked.

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