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You can still be tracked even with the GPS off!

by The Gurus
February 8, 2018
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Researchers at IEEE have shown it is possible to track mobiles even when GPS and Wi-Fi are turned off, with some of the data collected without permission with smartphone manufactures deeming the information non-sensitive.

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