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Why does the GPS think i'm somewhere else
I've got lousy GPS reception indoors and it's almost impossible to get a fix, that's not really a problem, i can just walk outdoors. But what buggers me is, why does the (A)GPS believe i'm almost 400km south of where I am, in a location I havn't lived in for almost 2 years? And it's spot on to that old address. If I use a browser on my computer and surf to m.here.com it shows my real (approximate) location. I've tried using the GPS when driving home, going inside, still my real location and after a while when it looses the GPS fix, it teleports me south again.
Why does the GPS think i'm somewhere else
I've got lousy GPS reception indoors and it's almost impossible to get a fix, that's not really a problem, i can just walk outdoors. But what buggers me is, why does the (A)GPS believe i'm almost 400km south of where I am, in a location I havn't lived in for almost 2 years? And it's spot on to that old address. If I use a browser on my computer and surf to m.here.com it shows my real (approximate) location. I've tried using the GPS when driving home, going inside, still my real location and after a while when it looses the GPS fix, it teleports me south again.