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They sort of did - they had a "request check-in" function. It never worked very well. They also had an accelerated and supposedly more accurate tracking option
by ydant 13y ago
They sort of did - they had a "request check-in" function. It never worked very well.
They also had an accelerated and supposedly more accurate tracking option on demand (i.e. I could request my wife's location to be updated "in real time"). That never worked very well and was removed.
- ewolf 13y agoThat's strange — I've always had the impression that the battery usage of GPS was the main obstacle for location tracking services, so that any way to sidestep expensive polling would be a greatly welcomed remedy. I can't imagine that this would be technically impossible.