Samsung smartphones currently notify users when apps access the camera or microphone by displaying icons in the top-right corner of the screen, allowing users to identify which apps are in use. Similarly, a location icon appears when apps track your location, but tapping it does not reveal which apps are involved. This limitation might soon be addressed in upcoming One UI versions. Android 16 QPR3 beta, released for Pixel devices, introduces a feature that displays a pop-up showing which apps are accessing your location when the location icon is tapped.
Will Samsung phones reveal which apps track your location?
