Facebook tracks users even if location permission is disabled !!
Facebook processors on both Android and iOS have long claimed that users' location can be tracked even if 'location' is disabled. Even if access is explicitly blocked, they can still know where they are.
Exactly one year ago, following a detailed report by Alexandra Korolova, a professor of computer science at the University of Southern California, U.S. lawmakers were asking social media companies for answers on whether users' activities were actually being monitored. They agreed that we could track the whereabouts of the people.
Facebook also claims that tracking users' common location can help protect users against hacking and hacking by detecting logins from places unknown to other Internet companies (such as Google and Twitter).
This is done by users tagging and analyzing check-ins of photos taken in places such as Facebook, restaurants and shopping malls that explain how users can continue to track their location even after the GPS tracking option is ignored. Claim to be able to find information. The company claims that users get location information when they share an address to purchase items in Facebook's shopping section or even from their profile information.