"Revealed: Data Broker Exposes Jeffrey Epstein's Island Visitors"

Location data collected by a troubled data broker, Near Intelligence, reveals the movements of nearly 200 individuals who visited Jeffrey Epstein's "pedophile island" in the years leading up to his death, pinpointing their homes and offices with high precision. The data, sourced from advertising exchanges, shows the extensive traffic to Epstein's properties and has raised concerns about privacy and surveillance. Near Intelligence, now rebranded as Azira, has faced scrutiny for its data practices, including providing information to the US military. The discovery of this data has sparked calls for investigations and renewed efforts to regulate the sale of location data.