Have a so-called smartphone? Then, it now seems, you probably don’t have too many secrets from your cell phone service provider.

Probably right down to precisely where you are at pretty much any particular moment. All of them. All the time.

And it’s all reportedly saved in files.

Just waiting for subpoenas to be served.

So the information can be used against you in, among other places, a divorce case or a child custody case in family court.

With, potentially, great impact on your case, and your life.

Something to keep in mind next time you reach for your cell phone.

Read more in this The Mark piece: The Spy in Your Pocket – [Q&A] Cell phones’ ability to track their users’ movements in detail is a threat to privacy..