A new study from IIT-Delhi reveals that the humble GPS chip inside smartphones can disclose far more than a user’s location.

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Traditionally GPS is thought of as a navigation tool, a way to get from point A to point B, not a surveillance tool. But the IIT Delhi study shows that the signals your phone receives from satellites ...

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An IIT Delhi study reveals that Android apps with location access can gather more user information than anticipated, raising privacy issues.