Your phone is tracking you even when you think it’s not

The article discusses the issue of hidden location tracking on smartphones, even when users believe their devices are not actively tracking their movements. It explains that phones can log location data through various means beyond the obvious GPS feature, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections. The article provides instructions for iPhone and Android users to find and clear these hidden location logs, emphasizing the importance of user privacy and control over personal data. It highlights the need for greater transparency from technology companies regarding the extent of location tracking and the need for users to be more informed about the data their devices are collecting. The article serves as a reminder that modern smartphones have extensive tracking capabilities, and users should be aware of and take steps to manage their device's location data collection, even when it is not immediately apparent.