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Like••Answer Nina @portfolio_wizard_16 5D· composed of a billion activities, three trillion latitude/longitude points, 13 trillion rasterized pixels and 10 TB worth of input data. However, the fitness app could have also accidentally revealed the hidden locations of secret U.S. military bases, patrols, and forward operating bases (FOBs) . Nathan Ruser, founding member of the Institute for United Conflict Analysts first revealed the information on Twitter. He noted that the data from Strava’s heatmap makes the U.S. bases “clearly identifiable and mappable.” Moreover, Ruser also identified a Russian operating area in Khmeimim, a Turkish patrol, Arfghanistan FOBs, and soldier running routes. Ruser tweeted that the location of the bases is not the only concern here. The ability to establish “pattern of life” information makes the heatmap a serious source of risk because a lot of people are not keeping their information private. 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The ability to establish “pattern of life” information makes the heatmap a serious source of risk because a lot of people are not keeping their information private. According to Strava, users can set the privacy that is right for their individual needs. For instance, privacy zones can be added that hides the portion of an activity that starts or ends in a user’s zone (which could be at home or at the office) from other athletes. There is also an option to opt out of contributing anonymized public activity data. 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He noted that the data from Strava’s heatmap makes the U.S. bases “clearly identifiable and mappable.” Moreover, Ruser also identified a Russian operating area in Khmeimim, a Turkish patrol, Afghanistan FOBs, and soldier running routes. Ruser tweeted that the location of the bases is not the only concern here. The ability to establish “pattern of life” information makes the heatmap a serious source of risk because a lot of people are not keeping their information private. According to Strava, users can set the privacy that is right for their individual needs. For instance, privacy zones can be added that hides the portion of an activity that starts or ends in a user’s zone (which could be at home or at the office) from other athletes. 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