newly created accounts have tight restrictions to combat harvesting farms. these limits increase with signals indicating you're a human with a real use case, instead of a bot network. Note that the base network search limits are higher than that - only network detail queries have such a strict initi...

We have a forthcoming "share intent" option that'll help you access your database and numerous other output files: https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi-wardriving/pull/391 - this will be included in the next release. For CSV files (and indeed historical GPX files), we're going to need a notion of ...

her you go: https://wigle.net/wiwi_settings - the main settings panel annotated.
Now, to translate it into the 31 other languages we support... anyone got free time?

if you're an english speaker, these two crazy folks did a talk about us at def con a few years ago - it details a lot of stuff about the app:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSsTgazmHCw

that's a good point! the app has grown organically over the years - and it continues to change with each release (including the settings page). Even as a maintainer, sometimes I see the settings page in other languages and go through some cognitive dissonance. does anyone know of a good, dynamic doc...

It's dynamic based on how likely you are too be human (and not a harvesting bot)

Cheers!

100% rolled out now. 32894156 - hope this addresses your tracking needs (just enable display routes, unless you wanna preserve them for your own reference). this is waaaay more efficient than the pins in terms of display/data overhead, should work even on older phones. I'll note that this *will* los...

It disables network location, forcing your device to use only GPS locations (possibly improving accuracy by avoiding drift in the Google location database, if you're worried about the reliability of their data / want to make sure you use only GPS coordinates). Since we don't log whether traces are l...

of course we *could* reassign discoverer credit when a point turns out to be *verifiably* and *currently* someplace fundamentally different from it's initial discovered location...

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I should note that when things "smear" instead of snap, it means that the set of observations is too diverse or too evenly distributed for our current code to detect the best cluster(s) - you'll see these in between major metro areas at a low zoom level, but if you zoom in, you'll find that the clou...

you've detected things that are *most commonly seen* far away from places you've been. You were the first to spot them, and saw them someplace you were, but their regular "homes" end up being in other places, and the preponderance of observations have snapped them to their current locations over tim...

you can confirm the permission in the Settings -> Application -> Permissions section, but I've submitted a fairly involved set of fixes to the master code-line (not in any release yet) to allow you to access files written to storage (internal or external) via "share intents." (popup dialogs) Note: t...

If this is a question about the Android app, "yes, it is"

Check out the wrench icon on the list screen, filter by Mac/oui in display

Awesome on both counts; we know a lot of people are looking for help with coverage, and have been looking for a better solution for a while. We see you've leaked the secret of doing donuts to combinatorically overcome antenna directionality! Good work!

Pleased to say that we're releasing route display as a beta feature in the new 2.49 beta branch today- this will simplify the use case of seeing your route without the problems inherent in using the blue pins. Both display and logging can be enabled for testing in the Settings menu under Map Settings.