The mapping feature in the app constantly will recognize the fake base stations that it detects initially by issuing them a unique identifier. The beacon will show up on the map and the location will be shared with all running the app in real-time. If it moves and when it moves, this information will update since it will be identified by the app immediately, the app will be able to decipher weather the same beacon needs to be moved on the map or if it is detecting a new beacon. This is based on several factors, the main one being if you are outside of the original reach radius of where the stingray was first detected vs other users running the app who are in the previous location when a new fake base station is detected nearby. If the old location is not active for a reasonable time delay in the previous location, the app will remove it as being recently active, to not clutter up the beacons on the map and avoid confusion to the user. There is a great deal of sophisticated security measures that we are fine tuning as the app is being built with the resourses we currently have, once we increase the resource pool with crowdfunding, we will be able to be far more advanced with the project features and able to fine tune all the current and future features we are implementing for the best overall end user experience with Frequency.