Just noticed, when i tested my navigations (Sygic + Google Maps + Pokemon Go game) that having an issue with wrongly calibrated compass. I remember how i had this problem too with my last phone OnePlus 3 - but it was fixed after flashed custom rom... Now i need to calibrate compass via Google Maps or via GPS status after every restart of phone, which is very annoying.... Does anyone from you the same issue?
I do have the same issue using android auto. Once the screen goes off Waze app loses the GPS position show only an approximated position, which is useless for navigation. Turning the screen on, automatically makes the GPS regain its accurate position. It seems to be a battery saver issue.
I'm facing same issue in CN and WW both are the same, inaccurate and need to calibrate everytime. tried install calibrate at playstore still can't fix it
CRYPTfromCATACOMBZ said:
Just noticed, when i tested my navigations (Sygic + Google Maps + Pokemon Go game) that having an issue with wrongly calibrated compass. I remember how i had this problem too with my last phone OnePlus 3 - but it was fixed after flashed custom rom... Now i need to calibrate compass via Google Maps or via GPS status after every restart of phone, which is very annoying.... Does anyone from you the same issue?
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I think perhaps you need to update the a-GPS data in your phones... This tool has the option to delete and download GPS data for your location...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pierwiastek.gpsdata
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zenaldo said:
I do have the same issue using android auto. Once the screen goes off Waze app loses the GPS position show only an approximated position, which is useless for navigation. Turning the screen on, automatically makes the GPS regain its accurate position. It seems to be a battery saver issue.
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See above post, downloading a-GPS data may fix your issues...
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eddwardwu said:
I'm facing same issue in CN and WW both are the same, inaccurate and need to calibrate everytime. tried install calibrate at playstore still can't fix it
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I sent to seller my first ROG 2 back, because this, ordered new one (both tencent version) from another seller and still have that problem. I think it's a software issue, i have to calibrate compass after every restart of my phone. Using apps - GPS Status pro - for calibrating compass and downloading adata. Compass seems to be fixed when adata are downloaded - but it's working only outside. When i am trying to do it at home, my phone simply can't catch signal anyway... That's sux
p.s. because have phone rooted and using magisk, have even downloaded magisk modul "Global Optimized GPS File Replacer" (using it on my old OnePlus3) but on rog there's absolutely no fix for me anyway....
I personally think it's software issue and wish to have some modders to start working on custom rom.....
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Hello guys,
with some of the latest firmwares (M2/especially M5) I'm experiencing a new bug - namely that the GPS simply turns off after 3 minutes of usage. I'm testing this with applications like Google Navigation or GPS Test and after a few minutes the GPS Symbol in the notification bar just disappears and the apps don't receive any position/data update.
Any ideas?
greetings
Alex
check your auto task killer
I didn't install any... I also tried to turn off almost every service running but the behaviour stays the same.
interestingly the app that uses the GPS stays open
Same happened to me. I couldn't solve it so a reflash seems to have done the trick. Can't be to sure since I haven't tested it that much so far.
I take that back. It's happening again and I can't understand why. Happens with all apps, NDrive, Navigon, GPS Status and GPS Test.
Did you find a solution?
darn...
first reflashing helped, but happens again now exactly as you describe...
It's very annoying because beside this GPS works quite well
Did anyone notice constant "Searching using GPS" notification after Lollipop update
Hi guys,
I have Note 4 Exynos version N910C and I have just received OTA Lollipop update for my region. After update everything was ok until the day before yesterday when I needed to change the sim, so it was the first restart after the update. After restart I noticed that there is constant "searching using GPS" notification when I am in the building and seems to went out when I am outside, which means there is some app is constantly searching for GPS and it also seem to drain my battery. So I was inspecting in the settings under Location saw that Yahoo weather which I use as lock screen has reported high battery usage. So tried to clear the app data and voila....the notification went of and everything seem to be at normal. Then I tried to restart the phone and the notification displays again and remain again constant. So now after each restart I have to clear data from Yahoo weather to turn off the "searching using GPS" notification and for my phone not drain the battery. I think it might be some flaw in Yahoo weather after Lollipop update. I did not do factory reset after OTA update so the problem might be because of that.
Just wanted to share for someone who might face the same issue.
I had it on the 910F. Turned off that option for that app. User daemon? I think it was called. Check GPS log. They say by clearing it's cache it'll fix it. But I disabled it as I don't use the widget.
I think that's the Unified daemon which provides data to samsung apps like location for weather.
Yes. That's the one. I have it disabled and it worked wonders. GPS works perfectly, except for that widget.
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zkyevolved said:
Yes. That's the one. I have it disabled and it worked wonders. GPS works perfectly, except for that widget.
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Out of interest how do i turn this off do i need to be rooted?
Many thanks
chris
dambuster617 said:
Out of interest how do i turn this off do i need to be rooted?
Many thanks
chris
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No need to be rooted. Find it in options. Location. And there it will be with high under its usage. Everything else should be low....
Well that sucks for us that use the widget...
just remember that when you disabled it, you wont get the latest or regular weather update in your note 4.
I've noticed that since the lollipop update I lose the last known position on the GPS. This is used to get a fast fix. So after a reboot I need to go outside to get a GPS fix. Over I've got the first fix the subsequent fixes are sick, even indoors. It's like the GPS is not using a-GPS or Wi-Fi location based services to get an approximate fix to speed up the first fix.
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Huawei P9 EVA-L19, stock latest firmware, using as car GPS navigation, randomly loses location.
On roads near big trees this is becoming often, even worth. It's like the GPS is hardly receiving satellite signals.
Anyone encountered this problem?
I have the same issue on my EVA L09 and no solution till now :/
Same problem here, with the time he works better ^^
First I thought the Waze App wasn't optimised to this hardware; Later I observed the same symptom happened while walking down on a street and watching Google Maps.
Recently I've reset my phone to factory defaults and up to now ... sshh... Now I'm monitoring it. Fingers crossed :fingers-crossed:
I am facing the same issue with my P9 Plus. It doesn't work even after I have performed a hard reset. Will be sending to the service center and see what they say.
After installing B378 update i still have problems with GPS and battery. I've done factory reset 5 times in 9 months, looks like this Huawei is my first and last one.
Overall good phone but I don't want to carry charger with me all the time and can't use Google Maps
Hi. I think I solved the problem (at least for me it worked).
After the last update my P9 (Firmware: C432B378) GPS started to stop randomly, becoming an nuisance using any Navigation APP.
After searching Google and XDA I've found that other people also had the same issue with Nougat and after trying some of the solutions I finally got the GPS working again.
The steps are:
- Go to "Advance Settings".
- then go to "Location Services"
- Press the 3 dot (on the top right) and select "Scan settings".
- Disable/unselect the Wi-Fi scanning (and "Bluetooth scanning")
Voilá, the GPS it's back again.
maerck said:
Hi. I think I solved the problem (at least for me it worked).
After the last update my P9 (Firmware: C432B378) GPS started to stop randomly, becoming an nuisance using any Navigation APP.
After searching Google and XDA I've found that other people also had the same issue with Nougat and after trying some of the solutions I finally got the GPS working again.
The steps are:
- Go to "Advance Settings".
- then go to "Location Services"
- Press the 3 dot (on the top right) and select "Scan settings".
- Disable/unselect the Wi-Fi scanning (and "Bluetooth scanning")
Voilá, the GPS it's back again.
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I'm facing the same issue and already made the configurations that you report, without success. Already made a Factory Reset, and same behaviour: very erratic behavior of GPS during navigation (with Waze, or Google Maps, or HERE WeGo). Also requested the replacement of the device for a new one ... and same thing with this second P9 ...
It's running EMUI 5.0 (build number EVA-L09C432B378).
I had a NEXUS 5 and never faced something like this: very quick fixing of GPS (P9 takes much much much more time) coordinates and no erratic behavior at all.
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I had a NEXUS 5 and never faced something like this: very quick fixing of GPS (P9 takes much much much more time) coordinates and no erratic behavior at all.
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Disabling wifi and BT just makes indoor positioning problematic. This phone has got a cheap and loose, slow chip for GPS. It may save energy. Sell the phone for someone slow moving, who isn't a car driver...
Glonass satellites ar unknown
Someone of you had noticed that P9 can fix many Glonass satellites but without recognizing as Glonass satellites?
I tried with app AndroiTS GPS Test used in the same moment/position on my P9 (EVA-L09) and on my Tablet Samsung Galaxy Tab S2...
Tab S2 views many satellites and fixes faster... P9 sees the same satellites but indicates them with a question mark...
A software problem?
Guys I've solved it after some research!
just press it on the 4 corners with your fingers.
I've made it with the app "GPS test" launched, and after pressing it, it automaticaly start working.
Enjoy!!!
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Guys I've solved it after some research!
just press it on the 4 corners with your fingers.
I've made it with the app "GPS test" launched, and after pressing it, it automaticaly start working.
Enjoy!!!
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Hi, I also have the same problem after updating to Nougat (Italian telecom brand TIM).
Can you explain better how did you fix the problem by pressing your fingers at the 4 corners ???
spalacini said:
Guys I've solved it after some research!
just press it on the 4 corners with your fingers.
I've made it with the app "GPS test" launched, and after pressing it, it automaticaly start working.
Enjoy!!!
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What does it mean press on the 4 corners?
problem due to battery optimisation . Had problem getting signal using Waze. Go to Settings, then Apps, Go into Settings under the Apps screen again; under Advanced, select Special Access ; go to Ignore battery Optimisation; Select All Apps; make Waze or your GPS app as Allowed App to ignore battery optimisation. It worked for me.
I pressed the four corners and it worked...thanks for the info
Got this phone a year
This problem still with me, i need to use waze regularly. It just keep lost signal. Any solution for this now?
The turning off of Wifi and Bluetooth location services works for me. To be fair, I have used my P9 for GPS nav in my aeroplane and it has always delivered quick and accurate results. I know this as I run it in parallel with my aviation GPS and the locations match if you track from A to B on both GPS's. It also seems to update very quickly, which surprised me but it does. My max speed is 140Kts, so not high speed from an aviation POV but very fast for driving!
Asked around from the retailer regarding this problem and they directed me to contact the official Huawei Support service, who in turn replaced the main board. Still not perfect all the time.
Check this:
1. calibrate your compas
2.In Advanced settings - don't close compass application
Second day works fine on my P9 Pro
4 corner means?
I don't know what might have happened, but this morning, I tried to connect my Phone to WiFi, and for some reason, it wouldn't. The WiFi toggle button that you see when you pull down the Notification Bar, now that WiFi button keeps turning on and off constantly. The time it takes between each toggle (on to off or off to on) is just about 0.5 - 1 sec. This is crazy. I can't connect to my WiFi.
I googled for solutions, no luck. I hard reset my Phone, no luck still. I wiped Partition Cache too. I entered into the Safe Mode, the same behavior happened. It's weird. It's like my Phone is possessed or something. A virus maybe?
Any input would be much appreciated. My phone is running the latest Firmware from T-mobile. And I got the update maybe 1-2 weeks ago and it had been working fine until this morning the issue started.
My phone just started doing this as well. Wifi keeps turning off and on. If I want to keep it off I have to restart my phone. If I want to use the wifi I have to manually toggle it from the wifi settings. Just weird it started doing this just recently. Maybe an app we both have installed?
I think I've found the issue. Sadly only after 3x reformatting the phone.
Go to Settings, Location, then click on Improve Accuracy, then turn off WiFi and Bluetooth Scanning (actually just the WiFi scanning would do the trick, but I decided to just turn off both of them). I suspect an update to one of Google system apps might have caused the phone's WiFi to behave weirdly like this. For the past 2-3 years I've had this phone, it had been fine with these two options turned on. It changed yesterday.
Let me know if this solution works for you.
febzz88 said:
I think I've found the issue. Sadly only after 3x reformatting the phone.
Go to Settings, Location, then click on Improve Accuracy, then turn off WiFi and Bluetooth Scanning (actually just the WiFi scanning would do the trick, but I decided to just turn off both of them). I suspect an update to one of Google system apps might have caused the phone's WiFi to behave weirdly like this. For the past 2-3 years I've had this phone, it had been fine with these two options turned on. It changed yesterday.
Let me know if this solution works for you.
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Haha I was about to post this solution as well! Turning off the wifi in location accuracy fixed it. You're right about probably some Google app is causing this as this hadn't happened before yesterday. Sorry you had to format your phone to find this out...hopefully google or samsung can fix this from their end.
Thanks for this! Working for me (I'm on Tekxodus URv7.4R2 N5R9 with Emotion Kernel (r23).
Was driving me nuts. I'm a bit concerned about the loss of wifi for location accuracy though since my phone's GPS has been borked ever since i can remember.
Update: I noticed a recent review on the Play Store for Android Wear referring to a recent Wear update possibly causing the issue. I have Wear installed for a watch. Just curious if anyone experiencing this problem does NOT have Wear installed?
muzzy996 said:
Thanks for this! Working for me (I'm on Tekxodus URv7.4R2 N5R9 with Emotion Kernel (r23).
Was driving me nuts. I'm a bit concerned about the loss of wifi for location accuracy though since my phone's GPS has been borked ever since i can remember.
Update: I noticed a recent review on the Play Store for Android Wear referring to a recent Wear update possibly causing the issue. I have Wear installed for a watch. Just curious if anyone experiencing this problem does NOT have Wear installed?
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I just uninstalled wear and same issue persist. Last app from Google that I did an update on was Google home...formally known as chromecast.
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I just uninstalled Google home and the issue went away.
I do have Google Home and Android Wear installed as well. I checked the Google Home App Play Store Page and someone commented there pointing out about the issue too.
febzz88 said:
I do have Google Home and Android Wear installed as well. I checked the Google Home App Play Store Page and someone commented there pointing out about the issue too.
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Yup that was me leaving a comment haha
i have had exactly the same problem for a day or two. while disabling "location>improve accuracy>wifi scanning" stops the bug temporarily it doesn't really solve the problem. wifi scanning is an important location feature when navigating. in narrow streets or in buildings one usually does not have gps reception, also the wifi scanning technique for determining the devices location is usually faster and uses less battery than gps (how ironic).
this bug is extremely annoying. i am on an unbranded, unrooted s5 on 6.0.1 (g900f). i can not believe that this also happens with s7 and pixel phones, this is really ridiculous (see similar thread on androidcentral forum. can't post url because this is my first post). if anyone finds a permanent solution for this problem, please tell us!!!
androidschmandroid said:
i have had exactly the same problem for a day or two. while disabling "location>improve accuracy>wifi scanning" stops the bug temporarily it doesn't really solve the problem. wifi scanning is an important location feature when navigating. in narrow streets or in buildings one usually does not have gps reception, also the wifi scanning technique for determining the devices location is usually faster and uses less battery than gps (how ironic).
this bug is extremely annoying. i am on an unbranded, unrooted s5 on 6.0.1 (g900f). i can not believe that this also happens with s7 and pixel phones, this is really ridiculous (see similar thread on androidcentral forum. can't post url because this is my first post). if anyone finds a permanent solution for this problem, please tell us!!!
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Do you have Google Home installed? After I uninstalled that the wifi issue stopped
alanmv567 said:
Do you have Google Home installed? After I uninstalled that the wifi issue stopped
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no, i do not.
muzzy996 said:
Thanks for this! Working for me (I'm on Tekxodus URv7.4R2 N5R9 with Emotion Kernel (r23).
Was driving me nuts. I'm a bit concerned about the loss of wifi for location accuracy though since my phone's GPS has been borked ever since i can remember.
Update: I noticed a recent review on the Play Store for Android Wear referring to a recent Wear update possibly causing the issue. I have Wear installed for a watch. Just curious if anyone experiencing this problem does NOT have Wear installed?
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Is it your GPS or the Compass? If it can still detect your location but when you use, for example, the Google Maps Navigation, it couldn't really detect where/which direction you're going then it's probably just a compass issue. All you need is some calibration.
I fixed my friend's phone compass issue (and she thought her GPS was broken too) last week. The easiest way to calibrate: just download the GPS Status app and tap on the Calibration option and follow the instruction there.
Always try to calibrate your compass first as the first possible fix whenever you think your GPS is starting to go crazy, it might help.
Go to location>improve location>unchecked wifi scanning. It just worked for me
Uninstalling android wear seems to have worked for me.
febzz88 said:
Is it your GPS or the Compass? If it can still detect your location but when you use, for example, the Google Maps Navigation, it couldn't really detect where/which direction you're going then it's probably just a compass issue. All you need is some calibration.
I fixed my friend's phone compass issue (and she thought her GPS was broken too) last week. The easiest way to calibrate: just download the GPS Status app and tap on the Calibration option and follow the instruction there.
Always try to calibrate your compass first as the first possible fix whenever you think your GPS is starting to go crazy, it might help.
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Definitely not the compass, been through the calibration process. Attempted many fixes including special GPS settings and utilities. At times the phone can sit there with screen on for over 10 minutes without acquiring a single satellite. I'm thinking hardware issue, possibly contacts for the antenna. In any case, not relevant to this thread...
I rebooted into recovery and wiped both CACHE and this fixed the issue. I did not change any settings in any apps either.
DirtySant0 said:
I rebooted into recovery and wiped both CACHE and this fixed the issue. I did not change any settings in any apps either.
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I had tried this prior to reformatting my phone and it didn't help. I then wiped the cache again and reformatted the phone; in fact I reformatted and cleared cache 3x because the issue kept coming back after I reinstalled apps again. This is weird, the situation and resolution vary a lot from one user to another. Then I simply turned off WiFi Scanning under Improve Accuracy in Location, and the issue went away.
WHEW! Uninstalling Wear and Home did it for me. For now, anyway. I "fixed" it this morning by toggling Ultra Power Saver on and off, and it worked all day until I came home from work. Then nothing helped until I found this thread. Changing GPS settings didn't do it for me, but I'm still on Lollipop so my location settings are a little different.
Thank you, Febzz and Alan!
Google home was the issue!!
Sent from my SM-N910T using Tapatalk
Changes in router's Wireless Security had caused it in my case
This is old thread but still I am posting this solution as it could be useful tip for someone in future.
I had this issue and was causing me real headache. I initially thought it was hardware failure of my phone but later I found reason is something else.
For some reason I had changed Wireless Security of my WiFi router from WPA2 Personal to something else (I guess WEP).
That was causing my phone (intex cloud 4g) often to turn on and off WiFi on its own. I changed the Wireless Security back to WPA2 Personal and phone is now back to normal (not turning WiFi on and off on its own)
Hi there,
I'm having problems with the GPS since the update to OS4... Before that I could record my runs with apps (runkeeper, polar) and never had a problem.
After the update I had 2 runs where my GPS signal was lost (or the apps stopped without notification)....
Is there a way to go back to an older version of OS, or would a factory reset help?
robiris said:
Hi there,
I'm having problems with the GPS since the update to OS4... Before that I could record my runs with apps (runkeeper, polar) and never had a problem.
After the update I had 2 runs where my GPS signal was lost (or the apps stopped without notification)....
Is there a way to go back to an older version of OS, or would a factory reset help?
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Factory reset is the first one you should try.But before that try to download kinda test apps for testing the gps .
Arrowblue said:
Factory reset is the first one you should try.But before that try to download kinda test apps for testing the gps .
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But how test gps? It works for the first 6km....and than something stopped, maybe the app.. But Wednesday I used another app and that stopped recording also... Don't know if app stops after losing gps signal.. So maybe the apps are the problem... Not stable for use with Nougat maybe, because on MM everything was working fine
robiris said:
But how test gps? It works for the first 6km....and than something stopped, maybe the app.. But Wednesday I used another app and that stopped recording also... Don't know if app stops after losing gps signal.. So maybe the apps are the problem... Not stable for use with Nougat maybe, because on MM everything was working fine
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turn the gps on and drive using google maps for more than 6km and see if it stops?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chartcross.gpstest&hl=nl here you go try this app and see what happend.
Arrowblue said:
turn the gps on and drive using google maps for more than 6km and see if it stops?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chartcross.gpstest&hl=nl here you go try this app and see what happend.
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Ok I will try it...Thnx for your help....
Is there a way to go back to an old version of OS? My phone is not rooted
GPS on OP3T is useless for tracking.
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe..._c&ll=59.9135886678629,10.75441381484984&z=16
you can check here, normal walking and it is like a zigzag. Another phone HTC one m7 and LG G2 show better results (much better)
robiris said:
Ok I will try it...Thnx for your help....
Is there a way to go back to an old version of OS? My phone is not rooted
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yes there is always a way to revert back to older build.Just download stock version which ever you want and flash it using recovery and voila you have your stable version back where gps worked for sure.
Arrowblue said:
yes there is always a way to revert back to older build.Just download stock version which ever you want and flash it using recovery and voila you have your stable version back where gps worked for sure.
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But I've to unlock my phone to do that or not?
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But I've to unlock my phone to do that or not?
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Yes but it is ok One plus even gives you warranty on Unlocked bootloader.
This phone generally has very poor gps. I'm talking about from oos 3..5.4 it was really bad so idk if it got any better because I'm oos 4.0.1 and it's just as bad.
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Yes but it is ok One plus even gives you warranty on Unlocked bootloader.
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Yeah I know... But I'm losing everything so first I've to find a good backup program for a non rooted phone.
At the moment I've reinstalled the running apps that were giving me problems so look what happens now
Is the toolkit here on XDA working ok with OS4?
I guess it might me antenna hidden somewhere in bad place or something and it is not software dependant? Otherwise they would fix it
terragady said:
I guess it might me antenna hidden somewhere in bad place or something and it is not software dependant? Otherwise they would fix it
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Gps worked better in 3.5.4 than on 4.01 signal is good but it calculates 22m accuracy an this wig good with lock on 17 satellites and strong signal .. and losses connection way to often.. (its something system/cpu/powering related..) needs to be fixed !!!
Maybe you have "active doze mode enabled" in battery settings... this renders GPS almost unusable as it kill /gps resets and locks again( and it way to often in background...
oTeMpLo said:
Gps worked better in 3.5.4 than on 4.01 signal is good but it calculates 22m accuracy an this wig good with lock on 17 satellites and strong signal .. and losses connection way to often.. (its something system/cpu/powering related..) needs to be fixed !!!
Maybe you have "active doze mode enabled" in battery settings... this renders GPS almost unusable as it kill /gps resets and locks again( and it way to often in background...
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I got my 3T today tested the gps on 3.5.3 works perfectly acuracy is with in 10 meters.gonna test is later on using OS 4
on my old HTC one m7, I have accuracy min 6m when I am outside and next to OP3 where 10m accuracy is a max what I can get with fluctuations to 15-50m all the time. I have no idea what is going on. Also compass is behaving weirdly and not always showing correct North.
Same here, OxygenOS 4.0.2 broke the GPS
I use navigation a lot with my phone (Google Maps). I had no issues with the GPS quality and speed on Marshmellow (OxygenOS 3.2.8). Got the update to Nougat (OxygenOS 4.0.2) a week ago.
Since the upgrade, GPS often does not get a fix for several minutes, often puts me several 100 meters away from where I am, and keeps loosing the GPS fix every few minutes while I am driving. It is basically unusable for navigation.
I am now taking along my good old LG G4 every day just to use it as a navigation device. Have been running both phones in parallel in the car; the G4 gets me to my destination while I would not be able to find anything with the OnePlus 3....
I am already considering downgrading back to 3.2.8. But I'd have to factory reset and reinstall everything, that sucks
I recently had GPS issues on OOS 4.0.2 until I turned off Wi-Fi Scanning. After turning it off, GPS works normal.
Settings > Location > 3 Dot Menu > Scanning > Turn Off Wi-Fi Scanning
oTeMpLo said:
Gps worked better in 3.5.4 than on 4.01 signal is good but it calculates 22m accuracy an this wig good with lock on 17 satellites and strong signal .. and losses connection way to often.. (its something system/cpu/powering related..) needs to be fixed !!!
Maybe you have "active doze mode enabled" in battery settings... this renders GPS almost unusable as it kill /gps resets and locks again( and it way to often in background...
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disabling agressive doze fixed it.