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NeoStumbler is an Android application for mapping wireless infrastructure and contributing measurements to geolocation databases. It collects geographic observations of cellular towers, Wi-Fi access points, and Bluetooth beacons. Users can submit collected information to Ichnaea-compatible services such as BeaconDB. An interactive map visualizes recorded measurements and helps identify areas with limited coverage. Battery-saving features include passive scanning and motion detection that pauses active scanning when the device is stationary. Privacy controls help reduce sensitive metadata in collected records. Data can be exported to CSV or SQLite for further analysis. NeoStumbler supports Android 10 and newer with a modern Material 3 interface.
Features
- Geographic data collection for cellular towers, Wi-Fi access points, and Bluetooth beacons
- Contribution of wireless network observations to Ichnaea-compatible geolocation databases
- Interactive map visualization for recorded measurements and coverage gaps
- Battery-efficient passive scanning and motion-based GPS and network scanning controls
- Privacy settings for reducing sensitive metadata in collected location records
- CSV and SQLite data exporting with a modern Android Material 3 interface
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