grannygates
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I think that most people use Google maps so they know what GPS is and an FBI agent with 26 years experience testifying in court will be able to present GPS information to this jury just like he has 100 times before.I had to explain data analysis to very educated, very high paid board members enough times to realise that the average person struggles to understand digital data... MOO.
IMO there is a big difference between tracking one single device that's optimised for GPS usage (fitbits are built to track your route in as great detail as possible) and reverse engineering that same process for multiple unknown devices based on GPS. Not every device will use GPS consistently. My phone only uses geolocation when I access approved apps. I believe, personally, that the map will be mildly chaotic. Part of my job description for years was breaking down data analysis for very educated board members. We had to try and use a single slide, because the moment we went over into 2 or 3 slides, their eyes would glaze over. Most laypeople don't do great with analytics, IMO