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For the past couple days every time I open maps or waze it says no GPS signal and then in 5 10 or 15 minutes into my trip suddenly start working And then stop just as quick I have tried all the advice in your discussion group and none of it has worked I have only had this phone for 23 weeks and this is quite annoying as I rely on my maps quite a lot
Yes they are on . Was not meaning to sound snappy but was getting really annoyed with the situation I’m sorry . I only post it up here after I tried every other option I’m pretty tech Sevie and when it comes to mobiles I had iPhones for 6 plus years and never had to get support always figure it out myself . Also did not help that the comments page kept freezing every time I try to write a post it would freeze on the posting section so I had to retype a dozen times . But again sorry for sounding rude.
Yes they are on . Was not meaning to sound snappy but was getting really annoyed with the situation I’m sorry . I only post it up here after I tried every other option I’m pretty tech Sevie and when it comes to mobiles I had iPhones for 6 plus years and never had to get support always figure it out myself . Also did not help that the comments page kept freezing every time I try to write a post it would freeze on the posting section so I had to retype a dozen times . But again sorry for sounding rude.
GPS requires a clear view of the sky. If anything is obstructing that view (heavy tree cover, heavy rain, highway underpasses, tunnels, etc) then GPS can't work. That's why iPhones support "assisted" GPS (AGPS). To use this you must have Wi-Fi on, and the phone cannot be in Airplane mode as it also uses cellular tower triangulation.
If you still have a problem with Wi-Fi on and a good cellular signal make a Genius Bar appointment to have the phone checked out: Genius Bar Reservation and Apple Support Options - Apple
damo445 wrote:
it is obviously a software update issue and not my phone !
On the contrary, if it was software then why would my iPhone X on 11.4.1 behave quite well with GPS? Your problem is either:
For #2, you can try restarting your iPhone, or turning Location Services OFF and then back ON after a few minutes, Reset Network Settings (under General/ Reset), or restoring your iPhone (erase it, reload iOS, and then load your most recent backup, or don't load a backup and start anew).
If that does not help, and you're in an area where you should not experience interference and have GPS trouble, then #3 is likely and that is where you make an appointment with Apple.
I know how to use GPS and I’m using it exact same way I have all my other iPhones in exactly the same places I will not be writing in this page if I did not see other people posting the same problem it is obviously a software update issue and not my phone !
And do you have WiFi and cellular data turned on when you're trying to navigate or not? Getting snippy about it is not going to solve your problem.
My gps on my new iPhone X is not working
