Somehow over our 22+ years WiGLE has parsed 6M uploads!

We literally couldn't have done it without this amazing community - thank you all for being a part of this wild ride.

Sorry, that apparently wasn't promoted to "current"

https://api.wigle.net/csvFormat-1_6.html

You actively ignored the post explaining the situation and posted in violation of the forum rules.
Your account has exhibited multiple signals of bad faith.

weirdly enough, that last column is labeled "bookmark notification" - strange stuff in our forum software.

We absolutely don't want data we can't trace back project users - please don't upload data you haven't observed.

By all means, tell us how our system works.

What you want is a MAC address to location lookup system, which lots of other folks are happy to provide. That's not the point of this project.

absolutely- most people at the top of the leaderboard use lots of devices!

note you can use the activate link to make it easier to sign in (at least on recent android devices)

Those are based on lookups done from the OSM Nominatim index at the time of trilateration - it's possible that: - the OSM boundaries/codes are bad (but they're open source and you can help fix them!) - the index used to be incorrect but has since been fixed (depending on when those networks were fir...

that's interesting - sharing an existing on-device CSV shouldn't make a second copy that requires cleanup - only a failed upload. There are too many legitimate applications (and other users use cases) for the on-device files for us to create an automatic deletion process, even after the filesystem l...

Interestingly, that is your Account query limit (IP query limits are useless) - but clearly you didn't read or ignored the other forum posts about this subject. Perhaps you're complaining about the limits on other accounts you've registered in an attempt to circumvent the EULA? The limits are in pla...

Yeah, that's an artifact of the way we used to be able to use "external" storage on Android (like images and certain docs still are) to store these and make them more easily accessible between applications for for users to access directly for investigation/use. With the Android filesystem ...

That would be materially less efficient on the back-end for us.

we do however open-source a super-quick trilateration algo for the network view in the client:

https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi- ... .java#L403

I'm afraid that's impractical - it's not a general purpose tool.

Does kismet associate accurate GPS with them?