Pinpointing someone's location from aircraft sounds and public ADS-B data
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-11-03
A striking demonstration shows how someone's location can be inferred by analyzing the sound of aircraft in the background of audio, cross-referenced with public ADS-B flight tracking data. It highlights how seemingly innocuous public data plus audio analysis can deanonymize physical location.
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