Your phone has more than one way to know where you are. Cell towers, Wi-Fi networks, Bluetooth beacons and even background pings track you.

We've been using GPS to get us where we need to go for decades, but there's a lot you probably didn't know about how it works.

It’s almost impossible to get lost because of Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, or whatever other app you use for directions.

It’s almost impossible to get lost because of Google Maps, Apple Maps, Waze, or whatever other app you use for directions.

You can turn off location tracking on your Samsung Galaxy S10, so that all apps or specific apps can use information from its GPS receiver.

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