“Can you find me now?” From time to time, the response is “No” when it comes to your iPhone. Whether it is the 3-party application you installed, or the Wi-Fi signal, or an issue with the iOS device itself, once in a while, the phone just fails to figure out where you are.
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And an incorrect location could have consequences in an era where a lot of us depend on GPS for directions and navigation. See How To Fix iPhone Location That Is Not Accurate?:
Why Is My Location On My iPhone Wrong And How Can I Fix It?
Luckily for you, a lot of the iPhone location problems can be rectified easily. Check them out below:
1. Location services is disabled
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Privacy issues are a reasonable reason to not reveal your location to applications that do not need it. However, however, you might’ve been overzealous as you tried to cloak some of your personal info. Ensure you have activated location services for apps that you need to find you. See how:
- Access Settings.
- Head to “Privacy.”
- Choose “Location Services” way up on the screen.
- Toggle them on.
- Double-check in the listed apps below to confirm that permission is set to “While Using.”
2. Update your iOS
An expired iOS will cause software bugs that will tamper with your location accuracy. Confirm that you have the latest software update on your iPhone. See how:
- Access Settings.
- Click “General.”
- Open “Software Update” way up on the screen and you can confirm if your iOS is updated.
3. Update the app you are using
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Also, location can be inaccurate as a result of bugs that come with an iOS update in 3rd-party apps. It also happens when you are yet to update the app.
Even if iOS 13 users will have their applications automatically updated, if you run a more ancient iOS, you might have to head to the App Store and alter your settings to automatically update apps, or manually update the ones with location problems.
4. Poor cellular or Wi-Fi signal
Your location gets estimated from sources such as GPS satellites, the nearest Wi-Fi networks, and closeby cell towers. If your signal is not strong, it is possible that you won’t have the correct location. However, you can try and alter your cellular data settings to locate a better connection. Just:
- Head to Settings.
- Open “Cellular.”
- Click “Cellular Data Options.”
