Google is set to draw scrutiny to the privacy implications of "location-aware" mobile services with the announcement on Wednesday of a service that allows users to track the whereabouts of their friends automatically.
The service, Google Latitude, will take the web search company into the increasingly crowded mobile social-networking business, opening another front in its rivalry with mobile carriers.
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