Your phone may reveal doctor, church and pharmacy visits
Nobody needs to follow you to know where you went this week.
The phone in your pocket can already keep a record of your movements.
And parts of that information can end up in the hands of other companies.
Your pharmacy.
Your cardiologist.
The church you attend on Sunday morning.
The support group you'd rather nobody knew about.
None of it necessarily comes from hacking.
It can come from ordinary apps you installed yourself and the permissions you gave them.
Here's how your movements can get out, who buys location data and the settings that can limit how much gets shared .
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