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You don't even have to have wifi enabled, even when Wi-Fi is OFF it will still scan for SSIDs to use for location by default. You have to disable an obscure se
by kbaker 10y ago
You don't even have to have wifi enabled, even when Wi-Fi is OFF it will still scan for SSIDs to use for location by default.
You have to disable an obscure setting to get it to stop this behavior.
- marco1 10y agoBut even after the device has detected the (B)SSID, you have to enable either Wi-Fi or your mobile data connection for the device to communicate with Google's servers. Still, just as worrisome.
- psykpsyk 10y agoWhat are you guys arguing about? That you can't escape those services grubby apetite for data was exactly GPs point...