Phone WiFi On? = Identifies GPS/Home Address; Py Mactrack Monitor Logging & Location Identification

Sharing a short python script that listens in to probes for previously saved WiFi SSID's. This means if you are at a coffee shop, etc your phone/pc is spitting out previously saved network SSID's. My script also allows you to search for the GPS/Home address of those SSID's, and logs every result searched for. The best way to really learn about privacy is to learn how it is compromised. Originally I just shared this with a few supports, but decided it could make for a great video. Now uploading the script for all followers. Requirements: 1 wifi card in monitor mode for listening to the probes from client to SSID; to additionally search/find the home/gps addresses of those SSID's, you need a wifi card connected to the internet (to connect to database); So for complete functionality use 2 wifi cards: one in monitor mode, one connected to internet for the SSID GPS searches. This utilizes the wigle.net database we previously went over. Solution: login to your home wifi router, change