How can I prevent the government or others from monitoring and tracking my smartphone?

When you walk through stores, shopping centers or other public places, your smartphone will leave so-called digital bread crumbs, which are collected and recorded by different systems. This technology is called wireless fingerprint recognition, because every place on the earth has a unique radio wave combination. Whether outdoors or indoors, it can accurately locate your position within three meters. Of course, this technology uses all available frequency ranges for operation. Usually it is used with Wi-Fi band, but other wireless frequencies can also be used. If you follow this news, you will see that more and more countries use these technologies to monitor their citizens. Yes, another country has been added to the list of countries monitoring its citizens - Egypt. Their main telecommunications company, Egypt Telecom, is owned by the Egyptian government and has the ability to monitor network traffic and mobile data. They can do this with the help of American equipment.
As one of the most populous cities on the earth, the official government of Beijing, China will soon start tracking the daily activities of all 17 million people living there by tracking the location of mobile phones. The government has launched a new plan to help minimize traffic congestion by providing detailed information about citizens' activities around Beijing. The project, known as the "real-time citizen movement information platform", will use personal mobile phones, local mobile phone signal towers and GPS tracking modules, which have become the standard module of almost all modern smart phones. Each mobile phone transmits GPS information to the server, which will provide the authorities with unprecedented data on the current whereabouts and movement trajectory of anyone in Beijing. This is actually another form of tracking and monitoring. In fact, you can use the cell phone GPS jammers to prevent your smartphone from tracking you everywhere, thus protecting your location privacy. In any case, such government tracking cases continue to occur (like the last one in Egypt), so don't forget to protect your privacy.