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Remi Boardman updated CB-13604:
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Description:
While requesting a location every 10 seconds using an interval, I consistently
see the accuracy of returned positions suddenly jump to several kilometers. The
lat/long of each location request in my App is saved to an external database
and is then used to update the marker position on a web based Google Map. At
first the marker is in exactly the right place then after several minutes it
becomes wildly inaccurate.
To debug this I saved the accuracy of each location request to an array and
each time I tested, the accuracy began at around 10-65 metres then jumped to
around 2km on Android and over 10km on iOS after around 6-7 minutes
consistently. The returned coordinates continue to be very inaccurate for
several minutes and then return to between 10-65 metres.
Here is a subset of the location accuracy array on iOS when the issue is
present:
{quote}
[
65,
65,
65,
65,
10079,
10079,
10079,
10079
]
{quote}
As far as I can tell, this issue is only present when the device is not
connected to a wifi network. I can reproduce this behaviour on both iOS and
Android, while inside and stationary, and while travelling on foot with line of
sight to the sky. I have ensured the app remains in the foreground while
testing and the device/screen is awake. I make no changes to the App or device
when the accuracy decreases.
I have tried with and without {{enableHighAccuracy}} enabled and the behaviour
does not change. I have {{maximumAge}} set to zero and a {{timeout}} of 10000
milliseconds.
I am using {{navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition}} for each request.
{{watchPosition}} does not suit my purpose because I am only updating the
database with returned coordinates every 10 seconds.
was:
While requesting a location every 10 seconds using an interval, I consistently
see the accuracy of returned positions suddenly jump to several kilometers.
To debug this I saved the accuracy of each location request to an array and
each time I tested, the accuracy began at around 10-65 metres then jumped to
around 2km on Android and over 10km on iOS after around 6-7 minutes
consistently. The returned coordinates continue to be very innaccurate for
several minutes and then return to between 10-65 metres.
Here is a subset of the location accuracy array on iOS when the issue is
present:
{quote}
[
65,
65,
65,
65,
10079,
10079,
10079,
10079
]
{quote}
As far as I can tell, this issue is only present when the device is not
connected to a wifi network. I can reproduce this behaviour on both iOS and
Android, while inside and stationary, and while travelling on foot with line of
sight to the sky. I have ensured the app remains in the foreground while
testing and the device/screen is awake. I make no changes to the App or device
when the accuracy decreases.
I have tried with and without {{enableHighAccuracy}} enabled and the behaviour
does not change. I have {{maximumAge}} set to zero and a {{timeout}} of 10000
milliseconds.
I am using {{navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition}} for each request.
{{watchPosition}} does not suit my purpose because I am only updating the
database with returned coordinates every 10 seconds.
> Returned location coordinates are very inaccurate after requesting location
> for a period of time while not connected to wifi
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: CB-13604
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CB-13604
> Project: Apache Cordova
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: cordova-android, cordova-ios, cordova-plugin-geolocation
> Affects Versions: 7.0.1
> Environment: OS X 10.12.5
> iOS 10.1.1 iPhone 6s
> Android 7.0 Motorola G4
> Ionic v1 (latest)
> Reporter: Remi Boardman
> Assignee: Joe Bowser
> Labels: accuracy, android, geolocation, ios
>
> While requesting a location every 10 seconds using an interval, I
> consistently see the accuracy of returned positions suddenly jump to several
> kilometers. The lat/long of each location request in my App is saved to an
> external database and is then used to update the marker position on a web
> based Google Map. At first the marker is in exactly the right place then
> after several minutes it becomes wildly inaccurate.
> To debug this I saved the accuracy of each location request to an array and
> each time I tested, the accuracy began at around 10-65 metres then jumped to
> around 2km on Android and over 10km on iOS after around 6-7 minutes
> consistently. The returned coordinates continue to be very inaccurate for
> several minutes and then return to between 10-65 metres.
> Here is a subset of the location accuracy array on iOS when the issue is
> present:
> {quote}
> [
> 65,
> 65,
> 65,
> 65,
> 10079,
> 10079,
> 10079,
> 10079
> ]
> {quote}
> As far as I can tell, this issue is only present when the device is not
> connected to a wifi network. I can reproduce this behaviour on both iOS and
> Android, while inside and stationary, and while travelling on foot with line
> of sight to the sky. I have ensured the app remains in the foreground while
> testing and the device/screen is awake. I make no changes to the App or
> device when the accuracy decreases.
> I have tried with and without {{enableHighAccuracy}} enabled and the
> behaviour does not change. I have {{maximumAge}} set to zero and a
> {{timeout}} of 10000 milliseconds.
> I am using {{navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition}} for each request.
> {{watchPosition}} does not suit my purpose because I am only updating the
> database with returned coordinates every 10 seconds.
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