kohtadepõhised

kohtadepõhised translates from Estonian to English as "location-based." This term refers to systems, services, or applications that utilize geographic location data to provide relevant information or functionality. The core principle behind kohtadepõhised services is understanding where a user or an object is situated in the physical world and then using that information to tailor experiences.

Examples of kohtadepõhised services are abundant in modern technology. Navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze are prime examples, providing directions and real-time traffic information based on the user's current location. Social media platforms often allow users to tag their posts with locations, enabling others to discover content or events happening nearby. Location-based advertising is another common application, where businesses can target potential customers with promotions when they are in proximity to their store.

The technology underpinning kohtadepõhised services typically involves GPS (Global Positioning System), Wi-Fi triangulation, cellular network triangulation, and sometimes beacons or other proximity sensors. Privacy concerns are an important consideration with these services, as they involve the collection and use of personal location data. Users are often given control over location sharing settings for different applications. The development of more sophisticated algorithms and sensors continues to enhance the capabilities and accuracy of kohtadepõhised systems, leading to more personalized and context-aware digital experiences.