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maximumAge is in seconds, not milliseconds

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React Native: 0.64.0 Library version: 5.3.0-beta.1, 5.2.0 Device: Samsung Galaxy A71

The maximumAge option seems to be in seconds, not in milliseconds like described in the documentation. App is using the fused location provider.

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FanchenBaocommented, Jun 25, 2021

I am using Geolocation.watchPosition, and I feel like interval is not in ms but in centisecond. I set it to 1000, and the location updates about every 10 seconds. When I set it to 100, it updates every second.

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Agontukcommented, Jan 7, 2022

Closing due to inactivity, also I’m confident that this is working as expected. Feel free to open a new issue if that’s not the case.

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