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They're different failure modes. It's unlikely the GPS constellation will go dark anytime soon. It's much more likely you're in an area without good view of the
by jenny91 4y ago
They're different failure modes. It's unlikely the GPS constellation will go dark anytime soon. It's much more likely you're in an area without good view of the (few) GPS satellites required for a fix; or that there is GPS jamming, etc.
- dr_orpheus 4y agoAh, that is true I didn't consider it from that perspective. It may also serve as a decent anti-spoofing measure if you compare the two results for position that you are getting directly from GPS vs from the Starlink satellites.