Location Tracking

Location tracking refers to the process of determining and monitoring the geographic position of a person or device. This is often done using GPS technology, which connects to satellites, or through cell towers and Wi-Fi networks. People commonly use location tracking for navigation, fitness apps, or sharing their whereabouts with friends. While it can enhance convenience and safety, it also raises privacy concerns, as it can allow others to monitor one’s movements. Many devices and applications offer settings to control how and when location data is shared.