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US tech firm attempted to track Putin's movements via entourage's phones

Washington, Feb 28 (UNI) US technology company PlanetRisk has allegedly attempted to track the movements of Russian President Vladimir Putin via monitoring the phones of his entourage, Wired magazine reported, citing a book by former US reporter at The Wall Street Journal, Byron Tau.

In 2016, the company reportedly developed the first version of the Locomotive software that allowed it to track mobile phones by using commercial data from UberMedia, a firm that targeted consumers with advertising, the magazine said in a report published on Tuesday.
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