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 Features
 
 Logs latitude, longitude, accuracy, city, state, country
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 Detects whether location is derived from Wi-Fi or IP-based sources
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 Records your current public IP address
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 Scans and logs all nearby Wi-Fi SSIDs and BSSIDs
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 SSIDs and BSSIDs are strictly separated
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 Multiple networks recorded in a single row
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 Stores your current system timezone
 
 Generates two CSV files:
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 location_log.csv – full continuous log
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-location_alerts.csv – entries where the detected city is not Brisbane
+location_alerts.csv – entries where the detected city is not Brisbane (customisable)
 
 Useful for diagnosing:
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 Wrong-region search results
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 Incorrect website geolocation
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 Microsoft Location Services inconsistencies
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 Wi-Fi triangulation issues
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 VPN, ISP routing, or tower handover anomalies
 
 Output Columns
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 Each scan produces one row. SSIDs and BSSIDs are semicolon-separated lists.
 
 How It Works
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 Uses Windows’ GeoCoordinateWatcher to acquire coordinates
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 Scans nearby Wi-Fi access points via netsh wlan show networks mode=bssid
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 Reverse-geocodes coordinates using OpenStreetMap (Nominatim)
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 Logs your system-reported timezone
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 Appends data to CSV files every 15 seconds
 
 Use Cases
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 Troubleshooting incorrect GeoIP or Wi-Fi location on Windows
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 Investigating why Microsoft services think you're in the wrong city
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 Auditing network coverage, duplicate Wi-Fi networks, or rogue APs
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 Recording movement patterns for testing or analysis
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 Checking public IP changes over time (dynamic IP, VPN, carrier NAT)
 
 Running the Script
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 Save the script as location_logger.ps1
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 Run PowerShell as Administrator
 
 Execute:
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 The script runs continuously until closed.
 
-Notes
+This script checks whether your public IP’s GeoIP location matches your expected city.
+By default, it is set to Brisbane.
 
-Uses the OpenStreetMap Nominatim API — please respect rate limits
+To change it:
+Open the script in any text editor.
+Find and replace "Brisbane" with your desired city.
 
+Notes
+Uses the OpenStreetMap Nominatim API — please respect rate limits
 Works on Windows 10 and Windows 11
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 Wi-Fi scanning requires wireless adapters enabled
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 BSSID and SSID parsing is strict to avoid mixed data
 
 License
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 MIT License.