Android Location Services

Android Location Services allow apps on Android devices to access the device's geographic location. This is achieved through various methods such as GPS (Global Positioning System), Wi-Fi networks, and mobile cell towers. Users can enable or disable these services, granting apps permission to access their location for functions like navigation, weather updates, or location-based services. The system is designed to balance accuracy with battery efficiency and privacy, ensuring that users are informed about which apps are accessing their location data. This functionality enhances the user experience by providing tailored information based on where the user is.