SEEN & HEARD

摘要

Deployed U.S. service members may have to ditch their fitness trackers in response to a new memo from Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick M. Shanahan prohibiting the use of GPS functions in deployed locations. Included in the ban are physical-fitness aids and phone apps that track location. Because data is uploaded to the cloud, the devices can provide enemies with information on military operations by exposing locations, routines and numbers of personnel.