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I'd have to imagine in this case it's using the GPS location to assist in acquiring and tracking the satellites (though that's entirely a guess based on the "au

I'd have to imagine in this case it's using the GPS location to assist in acquiring and tracking the satellites (though that's entirely a guess based on the "auto-adjusting" that's claimed). Spoofing your GPS location like that may work as far as bypassing the geofence, but you may not get internet at the same time.

gnu8 5y ago
Right, if the UT has a mistaken idea of its position, it won't find the satellites that it is looking for in orbit, and simply not work. Alternatively, if it DID find satellites, then it will know at least what cell it is in (how big are these?) regardless of the spoofed GPS fix.