caoxinfinity
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I like Google maps, and use it all the time. I turned the location history off a long time ago.
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since9
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A GPS operates by comparing timing signals from various satellites and calculating a position. The satellite does NOT know where the GPS receivers are located.
If you're using a GPS-capable phone with Google maps, however, then yes, Google knows your current position at all times, as well as the destination you entered.
If you're insanely paranoid, use a paper map.
If you're using a GPS-capable phone with Google maps, however, then yes, Google knows your current position at all times, as well as the destination you entered.
If you're insanely paranoid, use a paper map.
i do...and not paranoid, wait don't turn around, don't look but we're being watched by a skinny old phart in the suspenders....shhhhhh!!
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