Researchers warn Wi-Fi signals enable tracking without phones

New warnings from researchers highlight how Wi-Fi technology could turn everyday routers into surveillance tools capable of identifying individuals.

Researchers have issued alerts about the potential for Wi-Fi signals to track and identify people even without carrying a phone.

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