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I’m confused about the iOS restriction, there are a number of libraries/packages (all commercial, except for google maps) that work on iOS for internal gps - is

I’m confused about the iOS restriction, there are a number of libraries/packages (all commercial, except for google maps) that work on iOS for internal gps - is there maybe a different approach that the other platforms are using?

londons_explore 7y ago
On Android you can get near raw GPS data (phase of signals, Doppler shift, pseudoranges, etc.) That can give a lot of extra information - for example, standing one side of a room might mean a metal beam is reflecting signals from one GPS satellite giving a longer apparent pseudorange. That info can be used to identify that you must be in that location. I don't believe that's possible on iOS.
- nurettin 7y ago
  find3 uses nothing of the sort.