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It really isn't. If you go to wilderness, away from phone signals and wifi networks, which are already used to improve accuracy and speed in the cities, GPS jus
by lopis 3y ago
It really isn't. If you go to wilderness, away from phone signals and wifi networks, which are already used to improve accuracy and speed in the cities, GPS just isn't enough.
But then again, gaming and rideshare companies only care about users in cities, so I'm not sure what their interests are.
- Kirby64 3y agoHow is it not enough? Lock times are worse, sure, without aGPS but unless you're in the middle of a dense forest GPS should have no issue locking pretty much anywhere.
- tekla 3y agoWhat the hell are you talking about? GPS works just fine in 0 connection situations. I used it just fine in airplane mode and it got a fix within 10 meters.