Many #android #applications collect information on Wi-Fi access points, which researchers contend can be used to figure out where a person is more than 90 percent of the time.
The privacy implications of Wi-Fi access point scanning is often overlooked but presents a #risk if the information is abused, according to the study, written by the Technical University of Denmark, MIT and the University of Copenhagen. Wi-Fi information isn’t considered location data, and Android applications such as Candy Crush Saga, Pandora and Angry Birds routinely collect it.
