This Startup Is Selling Access to Location Data Of People At Foreign Military Bases And Embassies

Bazze, which claims to be a trusted partner of U.S. and U.K. defense agencies, says its marketplace can be used to enable “real-time” mobile device location searches in consulates, naval bases, and airfields in other countries.

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