New answers tagged google
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That's most likely not a GPS position, but rather a WiFi hotspot. Google's location service makes use of different identifiers:
GPS
WiFi hotspots
Cell towers
While GPS should be quite accurate (bad conditions might give lower accuracy, but usually shouldn't place you too far off), and cell towers usually are not moving -- WiFi hotspots may exactly do ...
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From Google's Location Source and Accuracy page:
Data sources
The following location data sources may be used to derive location:
GPS: GPS accuracy can be up to several meters depending on your GPS signal and connection. Your phone must support GPS, have it enabled,
and allow Google Maps access to it.
WiFi: WiFi (wireless network) ...
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Yes you can, as far as Facebook you need to use an external agent. Here is what I mean:
Because Facebook does not work with Google very well you have to sign up for Yahoo! Mail.
In the contacts option you will be able to import your contacts from Facebook. Once you do that you can then export them as a spreadsheet and then once again import them into ...
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