An Android device estimates its current geographic coordinates using two separate location providers: gps and network, the latter based on the measured distance to numerous cell towers or the known location of the Wi-Fi network provider to which we are connected.
A geographic place is represented by a data class. The latitude, longitude, timestamp, accuracy, and additional information such as bearing, altitude, and velocity make up a location.
Location can be turned on or off by tapping it.
Advanced Scanning can be used to search for adjacent networks. Activate or deactivate Wi-Fi or Bluetooth scanning.
Tap Advanced Google Emergency Location Service to enable or disable the service. Turn on or off the Emergency Location Service.
Getting Permissions
It provides location accuracy within a city block. ACCESS COARSE LOCATION: It provides location accuracy within a city block.
ACCESS FINE LOCATION: This option gives you a more precise position.
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Note: To see this location in Google Maps, simply type in the following query:
Open the Google Maps app on your Android phone or tablet.
In the search bar, type a destination or press a spot on the map.
Tap Your current location. Use Live View to calibrate.
Follow the directions on the screen.
As more information about your location is obtained, your position on Maps becomes more accurate.
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