https://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2013/10/new-nexus/
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"Google Now has also gotten some fancy new tools. It lives on the home screen of the Nexus 5; just swipe all the way to the left and there it is, waiting for you with mind boggling anticipation. It takes advantage of location to show you the things other people are searching about in any particular area. In the example it showed, visitors to Yellowstone will automatically be shown a card for the times the geysers are erupting; in Austin they see when they can view bats in flight."
(((What, really?? Did the bats of Austin CONSENT to this infringement of their privacy? Was there an opt-out feature? Did anyone at Google even ASK the bats?)))
