>
> When using "https://location.services.mozilla.com/v1/geolocate?key=test";
> directly in my browser, I get an answer as : {"location": {"lat": 46.5251,
> "lng": 21.5184}, "accuracy": 20000.0} which is really far from my real
> position an accuracy is really big...
This is a GeoIP-only query, and that is the info in the geolocation DB for your
IP. There might be example of sending a curl query with mac addresses in the
ichnaea docs, perhaps someone else knows for sure.
> And when using the geolocate API in Node-Red, I get errors in Node-Red and No
> response object with this :
>
> msg.payload : string[157]
> "{"considerIp":"false","wifiAccessPoints":[{"macAddress":"C8:3A:35:21:69:00","signalStrength":"82"},{"macAddress":"00:16:0A:1B:34:F2","signalStrength":"84"}]}"
>
This is Google Location Service query? It appears the WiFi MAC addresses were
sent automatically, which provides higher accuracy that GeoIP if the WiFis have
been recorded in the geolocation db. Does this API require that you handle the
failure to provide a location and re-request using GeoIP-only?
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