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As if this even matters? If you've got a cell phone turned on, it's registered with a tower. Police can still get your location history via tower pings from t
by anonymousiam 3y ago
As if this even matters? If you've got a cell phone turned on, it's registered with a tower. Police can still get your location history via tower pings from the cellular providers. I think it sucks that Google is discontinuing this service, because I like being able to go back and see when I was at a particular place. So the police can still do this, but once Google turns off timeline, I can't any longer.
- alphabettsy 3y agoYou can download an app that does the same thing.
- lokar 3y agoMuch less precise
- anonymousiam 3y agoYour comment is unclear, but if you're trying to say that phone location is less precise when determined by a tower (or a set of them), you're correct unless the phone can reach three or more towers, and they do TOA triangulation (which they do).