Re: Tutorial: Query the Apple database with Python for your access point BSSID

Arlen,

> The key point is that Apple's WPS endpoint returns hundreds of nearby
> GPS:BSSIDs pairs for any submitted BSSID, not just the one requested.

Kiddo, you have changed your story.   From a privacy issue to a "I can get
the whole database".

You have not given me/us any explanation to why knowing *a random BSSID* and
its location would be a privacy issue, and now not why you think that being
able to get all the Apple databases contents would be one.

> Lest you claim "I don't get it", it's important to reiterate that the
> insecurity of Apple's Wi-Fi Positioning System (WPS) isn't speculative.

And as I've told you a number of times before, I'm not going on a wild goose
hunt for something you *could* be meaning.  You have it as a fact in your
head, *you* explain it.   I'm not going to play a ten guesses game with you.

> I'm all about helping everyone -

No, you're not.

If you would be than you would take the time to make sure that your intended 
audience gets the facts instead of some guesswork as well as getting 
something thats easy to read and follow and thus understand.

I've told you that many times, but you have disregarded that for years now. 
Thats not something an /actual/ helpfull person would do.

Though I must say I was pleasantly surprised that your last "tutorial" was 
about a single subject and not multiple together, poored out after having 
gone to a food-blender.  Yes, I remember those. :-(

Regards,
Rudy Wieser