Re:More Details on the Insidious iOS Snap-To-Road “Feature”
by beejamin on Sunday January 24, 2016 @11:29PM
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It could save on battery power: If the user has been on the road, we can ping the GPS less often on the assumption they'll be mostly moving along one of a set of known paths.
It could compensate for poor GPS availability, by allowing the track generator to make more informed guesses about where the user has been, if a GPS ping happens to get dropped.
It could compensate for poor GPS availability, by allowing the track generator to make more informed guesses about where the user has been, if a GPS ping happens to get dropped.