Smart cities leverage cutting-edge technology to transform urban life, making it more efficient and responsive to the needs of its residents and visitors. Among the technologies employed is the use of IP location data, which allows cities to collect and analyze the geographic locations of internet-connected devices. This capability can significantly improve urban services such as transportation, emergency responses, and city planning. However, this same technology raises substantial privacy concerns. This article delves into the delicate balance required between enhancing city services through technology and safeguarding the privacy rights of individuals, with a special focus on major cities.
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