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The U.S. military is taking new steps to limit the digital location trail generated by devices used by American personnel, amid growing concerns over the security risks of commercial location data. Advertising identifiers on some military phones and computers have reportedly been disabled, raising fresh questions about whether sensitive troop movements and base locations could be exposed through data brokers. The move comes as U.S. forces face heightened security concerns in the Middle East following attacks linked to Iran. Could smartphone data reveal where American troops are operating? And how vulnerable are military personnel to digital tracking? Here’s what the latest developments reveal about the emerging battle over military location data and operational security. #USMilitary, #Iran, #USIran, #Pentagon, #IranAttack, #USTroops, #MiddleEast, #MilitaryNews, #IranNews, #USNews, #Geopolitics, #LocationTracking Times Of India (TOI) Is The Largest Selling English Daily In The World.

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