Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

Hi Thomas, Hi Marcos Hi guys, after OTA 9 I have described problem from Marcos' question. I have always my GPS disabled only if I need it I enable it. After OTA 9 I enabled the location button like ever in the shortcuts. I was missing the GPS button there and didn't find it in setting under

[Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

Hi! I saw issues in uNav after OTA9 because the new GPS setting in battery page is disabled and they didn't see it. I would like to check if the GPS is disabled or not in the device, then warning the user for review the settings. I was searching about this and I think I can't do anything from

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

@BruceG, @Pat: Thanks a lot :) But I was asking from the development side. How to know (with code) from QML if the user has the GPS disabled? :) (I just want to add an improvement: If user has GPS disabled, then warning about that). A hug -- Sent using Dekko from my Ubuntu device On Fri, Feb

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

GPS is never completely disabled, in fact we will remove that toggle in settings entirely as its misleading. GPS is enabled and disabled as required. The user can control whether location detection is enabled or not, and whether to use the AGPS services from Here. I cannot think of any reason why

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

I have a Nexus 4 running Ubuntu Touch OTA 9 from the Stable channel. I can open UNav. When I select GPS coordinates, it gives me my coordinates. When I open UNav, it gives me my current location. I have my home marked as a favorite. When I click on it, UNav finds it. When I search for a

Re: [Ubuntu-phone] Can I check if GPS is disabled for an app?

On Fri, Feb 5, 2016 at 5:17 PM, Costales wrote: > @BruceG, @Pat: Thanks a lot :) > > But I was asking from the development side. How to know (with code) > from QML if the user has the GPS disabled? :) > > (I just want to add an improvement: If user has GPS disabled,