Geolocation Tracking

Geolocation tracking is the process of determining the geographic location of a device, such as a smartphone or computer, using various technologies. This can include GPS, Wi-Fi signals, and cellular networks. By collecting location data, services can provide personalized experiences, such as navigation, local search results, or targeted advertisements. While this technology offers convenience, it also raises privacy concerns, as users’ locations can be monitored and shared without their explicit consent. Understanding geolocation helps individuals navigate their digital interactions and the implications of technology in everyday life.