hard to say from the picture - your account is in good standing, and we certainly see queries from you. Any chance your site-translator is rewriting something?

that's the show-route option - it is not on by default. If your GPS is acting up, it will bounce around (i.e. if you're indoors)

1. It's queryable and searchable via the search UIs and APIs, which is what people do to use it 2. If you want to see it on the map, you can check out the Basic Search UI, select the BT tab. We don't put it on the main map because bluetooth data is often unreliable - BTLE in particular has a more so...

we're not a house map - those are (depending on the page) Google or ESRI's maps.

I'm afraid that runs contrary to the core use case of the application. You are of course welcome to implement that for your own use (the source is here: https://github.com/wiglenet/wigle-wifi-wardriving) but it would break many ways that people use the app.

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Can you provide more information?

Do you want it removed from the database? uploads? the local UI?

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new users start with lower query limits - it's part of mass-harvesting prevention. as we get more signals that you're human, your limits increase. Your account shows a large number of attempted searches in the last 24 hours. If you haven't shared your credentials with anyone, it's possible that refr...

Sorry you don't like it - by all means, please do go start the system that does it right!

All releases 10 through 13 (so far!) allow de-throttling.
If you don't de-throttle on those releases, they'll still work, but they'll only be able to scan twice per-minute.

click a visible cell tower on the list in the application ... then wait a long time for the first query to complete! (subsequent queries are fast. Even with a prepared statement, something about Android SQLite is sloooooow the first time)

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Android 11 generally works fine, there's no special detail. As with Android 10, you have to use the developer mode option to de-throttle WiFi connections. You may need to repeat this step after upgrading your OS. It's worth noting that Android 11 is more aggressive about revoking permissions from ap...

DC30 is happening this week, and bobzilla and arkasha will be there! Find us and say "hi" for swag!

nvm, you'd just registered, we were able to back it out. you're clear to re-register.

email us at WiGLE-admin[at]wigle.net from your account's email address

Awesome! sorry you weren't able to join us for the WWWD - maybe next year! Stay awesome,

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