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FOX19 Tech Expert Dave Hatter has some valuable tips about how information can be learned about you from your smartphone.

Welcome to a world where everything you do is collected, stored, analyzed, and, more often than not, packaged and sold to strangers -- including government agencies....

Personal details aren’t captured unless you agree, but your smartphone leaves a trail wherever you go

Photo Credit: Justin Gifford 

Retailers are now gathering customers' location data from the pings and signals smartphones are giving off. And, chances are, if your smartphone hasn't already been tracked by these services, it will be very soon

Dana Levenson explains how tapping in to free Wi-Fi on your phone opens some of your personal information to businesses.

Amanda Lang and Kevin O'Leary take you inside the business world with their trade mark thought-provoking coverage.

Some businesses are tracking the shopping and dining habits of consumers by using the Wi-Fi signal on smartphones. Elizabeth Dwoskin, Wall Street Journal reporter, talks to the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts about the controversy surrounding privacy issues.

Location analytics companies are using consumers' phones to create portraits of people's habits as they go about their daily lives, whether that includes visits to nightclub, gyms, doctors' offices...

Pocket-sized smartphone sensors? Foot traffic patterns? When does behavior tracking go too far?

Most people oppose giving up their private data to the NSA. What about giving it to restaurants, or toothpaste makers?