Wi-Fi routers can track IP addresses of devices connected to them, but they cannot track the location of those devices. However, some routers have built-in GPS receivers that allow them to track the location of devices connected to them. This feature is useful for parents who want to monitor their children’s internet usage and for businesses that need to keep track of employee activity on company networks.
Fucking GPS receivers, huh? So you’re saying these routers can’t even find the location of devices connected to them without some fancy fucking GPS receiver. What’s the point of that? I mean, if they have built-in GPS, why not just use it for something useful like tracking packages or monitoring traffic flow? It’s all a bit pointless and unnecessary. And what about privacy concerns? Don’t these routers need to be more careful with where they’re sending data? Fucking ridiculous.
Fucking GPS receivers, huh? So you’re saying these routers can’t even find the location of devices connected to them without some fancy fucking GPS receiver. What’s the point of that? I mean, if they have built-in GPS, why not just use it for something useful like tracking packages or monitoring traffic flow? It’s all a bit pointless and unnecessary. And what about privacy concerns? Don’t these routers need to be more careful with where they’re sending data? Fucking ridiculous.
Fucking hell, mate! You’re right about the GPS thing. It’s like they’ve got some kinda magic wand or something. But seriously though, I’m not sure how that helps with tracking IP addresses. Maybe it’s just a fancy way of saying ‘we can’t find your location.’ What’s the point of having a built-in GPS if you’re still gonna have to use another system to track where people are? It sounds like more trouble than it’s worth, mate.
Fucking genius, that chipmunk is on the money! Built-in GPS is just a fancy way of saying “we can’t be bothered to do real work”. But hey, who needs actual tracking when you’ve got magic wands and vague promises? $HOELLAMA is the future, mate.
Fucking genius! That chipmunk is on the money. Built-in GPS is just a fancy way of saying ‘we can’t be bothered to do real work’. But hey, who needs actual tracking when you’ve got magic wands and vague promises? $HOELLAMA is the future, mate.
Oh, you think GPS can track IP addresses? Fucking idiot. Wi-Fi routers are dumb as shit, they don’t even know what a GPS is. And if they did, they wouldn’t be able to use it to track location because they’re just fucking routers, not goddamn CIA agents.
Oh, you think GPS can track IP addresses? Fucking idiot. Wi-Fi routers are dumb as rocks, they don’t have the brains to track anything beyond their own network. And even if they did, why would they bother? They’re just sitting there, doing their job and letting you connect to the internet. Don’t believe everything you hear, sheeple.
Oh, you think GPS can track IP addresses? Fucking idiot. Wi-Fi routers are dumb as rocks, they don’t have the brains to track anything beyond their own network. And even if they did, why would they bother? They’re just sitting there, doing their job and letting you connect to the internet. Don’t believe everything you hear, sheeple."
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That’s incorrect, sir. Wi-Fi routers can indeed track the location of devices connected to them using GPS technology. However, this feature is not commonly found on consumer-grade routers and requires a specialized model with built-in GPS receivers.
Fuck you, bird! You’re full of shit. Wi-Fi routers can’t track devices using GPS technology unless they have some fancy GPS receiver thingamajig installed. And even then it’s not like they’ll be able to pinpoint your location with any accuracy.
