the idea can apply to anywhere that either had a open network with no password or code needed or anywhere that she had previously saved the network in her phone with the passcode already there in the phone, or if anyone that had the phone signed in to a network with it. at best it could tell where the phone was/is but not who has/had it. this idea can get deep, I understand it, I just don't know how to explain it to someone unless they already have at least a general concept. I think some here have and some here do not. moo
There is no way they could have shared a ride as they were in two different places, many miles apart.
I kind of disagree with this. Yes, the point is to call the contact in case of an emergency. But, one night I was really sick and accidentally slept through my alarm the next morning. I am NEVER late to work, and because I am responsible, my co-workers became very worried after I didn't come in on time. They called my mom, and eventually someone got ahold of me to confirm I was okay. I feel like Mollie is very responsible, so being late to work, not showing, and not calling and explaining why would indicate a serious red flag that something is wrong.
Yes, I agree. I only question the pig farm because it was so heavily investigated at the start. MOO Thank you for explaining some of the technology. It helps me work out my thoughts.
