Does anyone know what 'Service provider location' app is?

[awesomecat]

The app is unde system settings and can be opened it has no permissions and I found no information online is it safe to disable?

[atxzo]

The package name iscom.sec.location.nfwlocationprivacy i'd try looking for it on samsungs a samsung dev site for a description. Probably best to leave it enabled as it's a system package.

[atxzo]

I found some info here but it's a user so take it with a grain of salt. https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation/issues/6...

[awesomecat]

Should I just not worry about what is under my system settings? I know it sounds dumb but I'm genuinely curious

[atxzo]

No, I believe you should. All I'm saying is that disabling system packages can lead to unintended outcomes. Use netgaurd to disable network access first to see if it meaningfully impacts your device use. If not then I'd say it's safe to disable. This is coming from a layman.

[LongHiker]

@awesomecat I agree with @atxzo . Disabling any system app can lead to unexpected issues.

You could always disable it for a time period. If wonky things happen, renable it. 

[awesomecat]

I think I'm just going to quit scaring myself with these system apps lmao ty for the answers

[awesomecat]

Also another thing what does it open up to I am just paranoid guessing it opens to a service menu or whatever

[Mujibar]

Why are you fixated on a zero-byte system package? It's not taking up any space. I highly doubt that it's malicious.

[awesomecat]

Idk guessing to try and see if its not malicious but its a system setting so I doubt it guess I'm just paranoid a bit