U.S. military disables ad trackers over security fears, citing reports of commercial location data being used to target troops in the Middle East
The move follows reports that such data was used to target U.S. forces in the Middle East. Lawmakers are pressing the Pentagon for stronger safeguards, warning adversaries could simply purchase sensitive troop-location data. Officials are also considering tighter restrictions on personal phone use during deployments.
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