The patent application casts doubt on Google's claim that the collection of data was due to a programming error:
"As disclosed in the '776 Application, the more types and greater the quantity of Wi-Fi data obtained, decoded, and analyzed by Google from any particular user, the higher its 'confidence level' in the calculated location of that user's wireless AP," the changed lawsuit stated. "Collection, decoding, and analysis of a user's payload data would, therefore, serve to increase the accuracy, value, usability, and marketability of Google's new method."
And to think that U.S. cities are vying to become the pilot for Google's high-speed network. Google may as well change its name to Skynet.
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