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Is it an invasion of privacy to use an app that tracks what time a person sleeps?
If it uses only legal data sources - the history of calls, sms, letters, social. networks and instant messengers, including information open only to friends/contacts. That is, in fact, the application simply looks when a person is active, and if there is a lot of information about it during the period of wakefulness, then with a good probability it predicts the time of sleep and the general mode.
The person did not explicitly agree to track his sleep time, but he did not forbid it either.
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history of calls, sms, letters, social. networks and messengers
the application just looks when a person is active
legal data sources - the history of calls, sms, letters, social. networks and messengers
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