It turns out you can get a location just by scanning nearby wifi and cell tower signals!
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ITT people not understanding that non-de-googled android phones use that method for localization by default, falling back to GPS only when WiFi trilateration fails.
It is a smart robust way for localization and beacondb breaks the data monopoly.
Google, Apple and Qualcomm already have all this data. BeaconDB democratizes it.
There is an API where you can put in a phone number and you get the location by triangulation. You need proof you need it. Ask your provider