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IOS background - position changing very slowly?

See original GitHub issue

Hi! This is more of a question on how to get as exact positions as possible when running in background on IOS (9.3). I do get regular position updates, but they change very slowly. Android works very well. So I wonder if someone have any hints on what to change or add?

I use these settings:

         desiredAccuracy : 10
         stationaryRadius : 20,  
         distanceFilter : 30,
         startForeground : false,
         interval : 60000, // Android
         locationProvider : <User can switch between both options>, // Android
         activityType : <I have tried the 4 different options>
         pauseLocationUpdates : false, // IOS
         saveBatteryOnBackground : false // IOS

Cheers -jo2

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:16 (1 by maintainers)

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kristfalcommented, Oct 24, 2016

Reduce distanceFilter. If that doesn’t give you short enough intervals, see #185. You might want to test the PR mentioned in that issue as well.

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mauron85commented, Nov 21, 2017

Notice: this issue has been closed because it has been reported for branch 2.x or later. It could be already fixed in v3 or is not relevant anymore. You may reopen this issue if it has been closed in error.

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