Re: A Useful Android Advantage: GPS Spoofing.

On 12/2/24 1:48 AM, Arno Welzel wrote:

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On 11/29/2024 7:56 PM, Cameo wrote:
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Should be built-in in a good VPN app.

True, it is built into Surfshark (for Android only).
 On an iPhone you can connect the phone to a computer and use iAnyGo, $89.95 for a lifetime license.
 GPS spoofing can also be a safety thing for victims of abuse that have fled an abusive spouse and that want to prevent tracking.

How many abused spouses would even have a clue on how to set that up?

Only, if that "abusive spouse" knows how to do the tracking. Without
permission no one can just track others people phones. And if the
"abusive spouse" works at a telecommunication provider he may have the
location without any GPS at all, since the mobile network base stations
always know what devices are near them.

My wife's iPhone is easy to track from any browser of any device. For
 example I sometimes use this Amazon Fire tablet I'm posting with to check
 on her location when she's late getting home. Course I do have the account
 password since I've always controlled the family electronics. And I suspect
 an abusive spouse could easily do the same thing, no fancy-dancy
 electronics or tracking experience needed...