gps not working properly after iOS 9.3 update

Try draining your battery until it is dead, and then charge. Another user reported that this worked for them, and so far it has been working for me today.

I also download an app called "Gpsinfo" that meassures GPS reception, and so far I am getting reception within "65 meters" which is sufficient for navigation. I am getting this reception inside my house, and before the drain and recharge I was getting about "1440 meters"

i have tried everything suggested on this thread, no luck GPS just won't work. iOS 9.3.1 did not help either.

While driving I exited out of the app and restarted WAZE and it seemed to work temporarily. I haven't tried the drained battery option. Was that a permeant fix for the people that got it successfully?

None of the solutions worked for me regarding the GPS.

I visited the local Apple Store and genius bar and manage to replace my iPhone 6 (64gb) for a new one.

Luckily i can use my navigation now again....

So i'm still not sure if its a software or hardware issue, or some weird combination of both.

I tried draining my battery, but that did not have any effect.

Draining the battery probably has the same effect as turning your phone off and back on.

The battery never goes completely empty, when you reach 0%, the phone stops working, but it still has a little bit of power to show a "connect to power source" screen.

I hope I will get a replacement.

Hi there!

it seems the last beta iOS software, the 9.3.2 beta 4 fix the GPS issue.

you just have to enroll the free tester membership to get it installed in your devide.

I Have been runnig for the last two days with this new release and the iPhone is tracking my route with no issues 🙂

HHow do you enroll in the free beta trial?

HHaving pretty much the same problem as everyone else here. Took it to the Genius Bar. No luck. I explained to the "tech support" employee what Ive done (hard reset, turned location services off and on, and reset network settings). After I explained that i was having the same problem with multiple apps to include google maps and apple's maps and waze, she still insisted that I delete and reinstall google maps. I did. Same results. Asked if she had anyone come in before w this problem, she said no. we hooked up to the apple store wifi to run a diagnostic. found nothing wrong. Tried maps again while connected to their wifi. And as expected, it showed my location accurately. She seemed to think that fixed the problem even after I explained to her that of course it will show an accurate location since it was using the wifi to find me. she didn't understand and took that as the LTE as being the problem since the location services found me accurately while connected to the wifi...

then she blamed it on my lack of memory storage on my phone. Even after I deleted a bunch of apps and photos clearing about 1G of memory w the same results.

also, she noted that I kept getting kicked off their wifi as the "LTE" symbol kept popping up intermittently while being connected to their wifi. "Oh but that's not what you came here for, but that is odd."

i then explained to her that Ive heard a lot of people were having the same problem with iOS 9.3.1 and when I suggested that it may bet he iOS she said "no ios 9.3.0 had that problem and that's why they came out w ios 9.3.1." So that tells me she has heard of this problem. Contrary to what she said earlier. she kept going back to trying to blame ATT and the LTE. I gave up trying to get her to understand. Asked her if she's heard if 9.3.2 was coming out soon but she said they haven't announced that yet. Great. Yet I'm hearing that there's a beta version out at the moment.

Long short I was sent on my way w a new SIM card that I had to activate and install myself and promised that it would most likely fix my problem. I activated and installed it. Nope. Same problem. Seriously Apple, these "techs" are suppose to be knowledgeable in their trade. Only thing that was achieved today was my loss in confidence in apple support.

I came across this site with a download link for all the different iPhone models...

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I'm away on business and the hotel internet is saying 4-5hrs to download it but I'll keep you all posted once I install Beta 4. It's been one **** of a nightmare with my GPS issue. I'm hoping this fixes my issue.

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HI guys,

after trying several scenarios with iOS 9.3.2 beta 4 I have just realized the GPS seems to work fine only in the case you got more than 90% of battery.

I don't know why but looks like the software is minimizing the accurate of the GPS in order to don't waste to much battery. If this is supposed to be an enhancement, this suck as ****.

Can you guys try the beta 4 and confirm the same I do?

Thanks you all

try resetting network services and see if that does anything...

Setting / General / Reset / Reset Network Settings

i fix the problem,a shop replace the antenna and now ewreten its work,i was lucky bikes i pay only 50 euro, apple store ask me 300 euro to rep are,i think this its mi last product from apple after dat i buy suntan more cheep.

after several testing and sending the phone to Apple for test too, they send me back my iPhone 6S saying everything ok... but I still had the problem... So I phoned again and finaly went to thr Genius bar for exchange, and with the new one the problem is fixed, everything works again!

Guys I was having the same issues like everyone here. I went to Genius bar after restoring my iPhone as new. My GPS issue started after installing iOS 9.3. Genius bar said there must be issue with your hardware and asked me to pay $ 299 for replacement phone. I was not satisfied so I contacted Apple Support (1800-275-2273). After following with them for more than a month, they agreed to replace my phone for free. There is a problem with software and Apple refused to accept it. My patience paid off. If you are not satisfied with Genius bar, please contact Apple Support.

I too have the same issue, was out of state and got lost when the navigation gps did not respond.

I tried reset and everything. With so many people having this issue, I think it is great candidate for a

class action law suit if Apple does not address the issue. Next time switching to some other brand

can buy 7 phones for the same price,