thewhiteh4t/seeker ? reverse-engineered prompt

I want to build a tool that shows how easily a phone's location can be tracked. It should be a Python script that runs a small, local web server. The server's main job is to host a fake webpage that looks convincing—let's include a few templates for things like a Google Drive file, a WhatsApp invite, or maybe a Zoom meeting.

When I send someone the link and they open it, the page should ask for location permissions. If they grant access, I want the tool to capture their precise GPS data: latitude, longitude, altitude, and accuracy. It should also silently grab as much device information as it can, like their OS, browser, IP address, and screen resolution.

All the captured information should be printed clearly in my terminal. It would also be a huge plus if it could automatically send the results to a Discord webhook or a Telegram bot. The tool needs to generate a public link that can be opened from any device on the internet.