DoD: Turn Off Your Fitbit, Garmin, Apple Watch GPS
I occasionally did onsite support many years ago for some weird proprietary equipment.<p>One military site had the rule that nothing electronic left the main gate site without being handed over to the guards, processed, and i believe destroyed before it left (not that you ever saw it again anyway).   They were serious...<p>You drove to the site knowing it would all be gone and a strong warning not to turn around if you were near the gate because you just remembered you had your phone in your rental car.<p>We went through a lot of equipment.<p>But that site as far as anything I could have done, secure.  I don't even know what the faculty looks like as it was blind folds and guards all the way to the equipment (well you could see the bathroom....with an MP.. there).<p>I feel like those kind of policies are the way of the future.  There is no other way at this time.