TfL denies misleading the public, says it has no plans to sell Wi-Fi tracking data
Tracking scheme promoted service improvements, with no mention of sale of data to advertisers
TfL's trackers are following you
Transport for London (TfL) has been accused of issuing misleading communications about its tracking of Wi-Fi signals from Tube passenger's mobile phones. TfL, the local government body responsible for...
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