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Do Employees Have to Consent to GPS Tracking?

In many jurisdictions employers must provide clear notice and often written acknowledgment before GPS tracking — especially on personal phones. Refusal may affect eligibility for field roles requiring location verification.

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In many jurisdictions employers must provide clear notice and often written acknowledgment before GPS tracking — especially on personal phones. Refusal may affect eligibility for field roles requiring location verification.

California, Illinois, New York, and EU GDPR impose additional notice and proportionality requirements.

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