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Manage location permissions for apps

You can let apps use your device's location to take action for you or give you information. For example, apps can use your device's location to display commute traffic or find nearby restaurants.

Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 11 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.

You can control which apps can access and use your device's location and when. For example, you could let Google Maps use your device's location to give you driving directions, but not share your location with a game or social media app.

Tip: To stop all apps from using your device's location, learn how to turn off location settings.

Important: If an app has permission to use your device's location, it can use your device's approximate location, precise location, or both.

• Approximate location: The app can tell that your device is in an area about 3 square kilometers.
• Precise location: The app can tell your device's exact location.

• "[To continue / For a better experience], your device will need to use Location Accuracy": Location may be off or already on for an app, but the app can ask you to turn on more settings or sensors to better find your device's location.
  • Wi-Fi connection: An app can ask you to turn on Wi-Fi or let your device look for Wi-Fi networks. Scanning for Wi-Fi when "Location Accuracy" is on helps find your device's location more accurately.
  • Location Accuracy: Let apps find your device's location more accurately. Learn how Location Accuracy improves your location. Location Accuracy is also known as Google Location Services.

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