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That's why it says "your" - GPS is used synomymously to "sat nav" or whatever you prefer to call your route planning software. It's a common term in some places

by kleiba 3y ago

That's why it says "your" - GPS is used synomymously to "sat nav" or whatever you prefer to call your route planning software. It's a common term in some places.

cromulent 3y ago
No, my personal GPS receiver is correctly determining my position, no matter what you think of my chosen route :) GPS jamming is becoming an increasing problem around Europe, so "your GPS is wrong" has other common meanings. https://gpsjam.org https://gpsjam.org
- kleiba 3y ago
  None of which are referred to in this context, though.
  - cromulent 3y ago
    The context is a sign that says "your GPS is wrong". Definitely in context, mate. Again, that's not accurate, unless you use slang. Check out the definition of GPS if you are unsure.