InfoType: network-based geo-location data

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Lexeme:	network-based geo-location data Inferred
Definition:	['noun']. Network-based geo-location data refers to the use of a network infrastructure, such as cellular or Wi-Fi networks, to determine the geographical location of a device or user. This data relies on signals transmitted by the device to nearby network towers or access points, which are then used to estimate the device's location. Network-based geo-location data is commonly used in various applications, such as mapping services, location-based advertising, and emergency services. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. network-based geo-location data (singular), network-based geo-location data (plural)
Synonyms:	(none)
Abstraction:	(hypernym) data (hypernym) information (hypernym) location data (hypernym) location information
Composition:	(none)
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Policy Examples:	Rovio may use, depending on the service (1)IP-based location based on the IP address presented by the end-user, (2) fine geo-location data based on coordinates obtained from a mobile device's GPS radio, or (3) coarse, network-based geo-location data based on proximity of network towers or the location of WiFi networks. #rovio
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