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==Installing==
#Install "[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.tiagoshibata.gpsdclient&hl=en_US GPSd Client]" app on the Android phone.  It will be called "GPSd Forwarder" once it's installed.
#Install gpsd and kismet on the laptop.
==Using==
#If you will be mobile, then turn off the wifi on the phone, turn on its mobile hotspot, and connect the laptop to the hotspot before doing the rest of this.
#Run the "GPSd Forwarder" app, specifying the IP of your laptop plus the random port number that you will tell gpsd to listen on.
#Start gpsd with <code>sudo gpsd -N udp://*:NNNN</code> with "NNNN" being the port number from the previous step.<br />You can make this permanent by setting <code>OPTIONS="udp://*:NNNN"</code> in the /etc/sysconfig/gpsd file.  Then you can use systemd to start/stop gpsd.
#Use the <code>gpsmon</code> command to confirm that gpsd is receiving data from the phone.
#Uncomment this line in /etc/kismet/kismet.conf: <br /><code># gps=gpsd:host=localhost,port=2947</code> and start kismet: <code>sudo kismet</code><br />Note that this line will cause kismet to automatically start gpsd via systemd if it is not running.