This will probably go away automatically. What probably happened here is that your APs were deployed previously in another location, and Google collects the SSID (or more specifically the BSSID) information and registers that to a geo-location.
Android devices use that information for location if there is no actual GPS, or for inaccurate location (like for weather).
When enough devices have GPS location and 'see' your APs, Google will learn that your APs have moved. It can take a few days, probably by no it has resolved??
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Nov 21, 2023 06:18 PM
From: Petrucci
Subject: When mobile phones connect to my SSID they get random geo-location information.
I have an issue at one of my locations where the mobile phones get unusual location information. The users have wrong locations on maps and also weather apps. Anyone else seen this issue?