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On 11/10/2013 11:44 AM, Steve Berl wrote:

> Couldn't a community mesh network be suspected of having the same
> sort of tracking abilities?

After this?  Absolutely.

> How do we convince potential mesh network users that we aren't
> collecting location data on them?

Build community personally, not with flyers and code drops.  Go out.
Meet people.  Talk to them.  If they ask, tell them that you won't,
you can't, and offer to prove it to them.  They might not take you up
on it, but by being willing to put your neck on the line for it,
you'll earn the trust of the people you want as users.

If they see that there are people working on this and not a faceless
organization, they'll be more likely to work with you.

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