XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: marianjones@helpfulpeople.com   
      
   Alan Browne wrote:   
   >> Oh. Also the lat/long pair above is ridiculously high resolution.   
   >> (Roughly atomic scale!).   
   >   
   > Neglected to add that other formats like MGRS and UTM could be output   
   > from most GPS receivers.   
      
      
   Alan Browne,   
      
   I agree with anyone who makes a logically sensible viewpoint, no matter who   
   they are, and I disagree with those who don't, no matter who they are.   
      
   You likely know more about GPS than I do, for sure, so I appreciate that   
   information, however, that's EXACTLY the output from Apple's WPS DB.   
       
      
   Since you didn't troll, I will treat you as an adult in this post.   
   I won't disagree with your characterization of decimal GPS accuracy.   
       
      
   I will simply point out those results came directly from Apple's WPS DB.   
        
     python.exe apple_bssid_locator.py 00:22:3f:a5:7b:33   
      
   Check out your own BSSID by typing it into this web page, and click the   
   button to show all your neighbors' access points and BSSID:GPS pairs.   
       
      
   The scripts I used and the results are covered in another thread.   
   This thread is about Alan Baker and the Apple trolls claiming that Apple's   
   highly insecure WPS database contains AP:GPS pairs in the middle of the   
   ocean simply because the Apple trolls don't understand anything.   
      
   The Apple trolls, like Alan Baker & Tom Elam, know nothing about anything.   
   And yet, they feel so very confident claiming Apple stores GPS locations   
   wrongly in they Apple WPS database.   
      
   That's what this thread is about.   
   It proves what the Apple trolls are.   
      
   In this case, the Apple trolls can't fathom a positive longitude.   
      
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