YOUR phone has been keeping a secret record of everywhere you’ve been.

Android and iPhone users are both leaving a trail of information about all of the locations they’ve been too - and they may not even realise it.

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Android and iPhone users are both leaving a trail of information about all of the locations they’ve been too – and they may not even realise it.
The data can be a helpful reminder of the locations you’ve been to and when you went there, or if you need to pinpoint the date of a nice trip away.


But it also serves as a reminder of the amount of data we’re sharing with companies in the modern age.
If you’re an Android user, you can use the Timeline page to see a map of everywhere you’ve been with your phone.
The site, previously known as Location History, uses the data to give notifications of things that are happening near them.


Using the Timeline page, you can choose to stop using the location tracking feature or enable it if it’s not already on.
ANDROID OWNERS CAN THE GOOGLE TRACKING FEATURE STRAIGHT OUT OF THE BOX.
But iOS need a Google app to track your location and relay the information to the Timeline page.


If you don’t wish to have your location tracked, you can go to your Google account and switch off Location History.
These settings will then be tied to your account – and it will be turned off irrespective of what device you are using.
You can delete location history by day or the entire record of it.
On the Apple iPhone you can see the list of locations you’ve visited in the Privacy section, located in the Settings app.


In the privacy area, click on Location Services. There you can disable any app from tracking your movement.
When you scroll to the bottom you’ll the System Services button. Click that and then you’ll find Frequent Locations.
There will be a list of the places you’ve been and how many times you’ve been there.