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Using a geofence for LBT permissions ignores the fact that BLE is being used for its low power properties. If a LBT needs to trigger a GPS lookup, we're going b
by e28eta 12y ago
Using a geofence for LBT permissions ignores the fact that BLE is being used for its low power properties. If a LBT needs to trigger a GPS lookup, we're going backwards.
- csuwldcat 12y agoGPS need not be always on, the platform can minimize activation of GPS in a variety of ways. All current systems for location-based triggering are non-starters - they each fail in one or more of the following ways: - Forces apps to be the trust layer, which prevents wide-scale, predictable content delivery - Eliminates the ability to do seamless, proactive push content from LBTs - Requires the existence of walled gardens and vendor-dictated management layers that encumber the system and creates gatekeepers This system solves all of these things for locations that can be tied to their owning origins. Please continue the debate, I want to hear everyone's feedback.