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It Is All About Location: Smartphones and Tracking the Spread of COVID-19
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spelling | Frith, Jordan Saker, Michael 2056-3051 2056-3051 SAGE Publications Computer Science Applications Communication Cultural Studies http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/2056305120948257 <jats:p> Mobile phone location data have become tied to understandings of and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. Data visualizations have used mobile phone data to inform people about how mobility practices may be linked to the spread of the virus, and governments have explored contact tracing that relies upon mobile phone data. This article examines how these uses of location data implicate three particular issues that have been present in the growing body of locative media research: (1) anonymized data are often not anonymous, (2) location data are not always representative and can exacerbate inequality, and (3) location data are a key part of the extension of the surveillance state. </jats:p> It Is All About Location: Smartphones and Tracking the Spread of COVID-19 Social Media + Society |
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