If you've ever seen the YGPS notification on your Android phone, you may be wondering what it is. YGPS stands for Your GPS, and it's a feature that allows you to share your current location with others. Here's how it works:
When you enable YGPS on your Android phone, your GPS coordinates are shared with any apps or services that request them. This means that if you're using a mapping app like Google Maps, your friends can see exactly where you are. It also means that if you're sharing your location with someone in real time, they'll be able to see your current location on their phone.
Of course, this also means that YGPS can be a privacy concern. If you're not careful about who you share your location with, they could use it to track your movements or even find out where you live. That's why it's important to only enable YGPS when you're comfortable with the people who have access to your location.
If you're looking for more control over who can see your location, there are other options available on Android. For example, Google Maps lets you share your location with specific people for a set period of time, and Find My Friends lets you share yourlocation only with people who are in your contacts list.