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GLONASS? Baidu?
by Iwan-Zotow 2y ago
GLONASS? Baidu?
- toomuchtodo 2y agoControlled by other nation states.
- LeoPanthera 2y agoGalileo. Controlled by the EU, and therefore a better choice than GPS, since the United States is no longer trustworthy.
- Tabular-Iceberg 2y agoHonestly how trustworthy was the US before? Are we supposed to be completely fine with PRISM and XKeyscore now?
- Calwestjobs 2y agowell i do not share your "enthusiasm" do not forget those systems used twitter,google,amazon,microsoft infrastructure, so those private companies build it first...
- petesergeant 2y agoIt's a little unclear to me from reading the Wikipedia page; is it fully functional today, and worldwide? It'd be cool if my phone showed me which systems it was using at any time, but I have chosen The One True Apple Way so I don't think that'll come any time soon
- Flatterer3544 2y agoYes it has full world coverage, see the esa navipedia for more info. No idea how it is in the US, but in EU you can't really easily choose, it will by default use GPS+Galileo combined for better accuracy. I guess you can through developer settings on android though.
- Tawy74 2y agoIf you're on Android there's an app, GPS Test that shows you a chart with all the signals it's picking up with different symbols for each system and a filter too. My phone is currently picking up 5 GPS, 4 GLONASS, 8 Galileo, and even 3 Beidou sat signals (I'm in Western Europe). Also you should be able to look up your phone specifications to see what GNSS services it's capable of using on GSMArena Edit:oh I missed that you're on Apple so that app is useless for you. Still might be of some use to others though.