Third-party advertising tools built into Android apps are scooping up location data by default, according to a new report from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). The report says: "App-level location permissions alone cannot signal meaningful consent to location collection and sharing by third-party advertising SDKs." It continues: "Advertising SDKs should not make sharing personal data the default, especially for data as sensitive as a person's location." You will want to first navigate to your phone's Settings, tap Location, then App location permissions. Developers, regulators, and legislators must act to stop apps from leaking users' location data to advertising companies and data brokers."