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Location-Based Services for Mobile Technology in Nigeria

A .N Okumbor

Abstract

Real-time location tracking is what location-based services LBS technology depends to function. To embrace LBS the benefits are enormous as it offers customers significant services and its use by companies have found its ways to harness use device information. In this work, the objective is to examine the benefits and uses, the tracking mechanism cum component technologies required for location-based services. The precise location-tracing services incorporates more than one technology and it represent the convergence of several technologies. But privacy remain the primary concern of LBS app users.

Keywords

Real-timeMobileLocation-BasedTechnologyServices and Tracking

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