How the Coachella app uses your data in a ‘not creepy’ way

Macworld
Mar 17, 2016, 9:00 am250 pts
Official festival apps have become indispensable survival guides to any big music festival. You can check out the map to find the nearest place to buy beer, and get notifications about last-minute lineup changes. Similarly, music festival organizers and promoters also rely on these apps—for all the user data…

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