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Apple allows some iOS apps to track user locations via lists of nearby SSIDs(wingu.se)
722 points by lloyds_barclays | 264 comments
Blog post arguing that Apple's iOS HotspotHelper API, available since iOS 9, lets apps infer user locations from nearby Wi-Fi networks without user authorization.
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