How to Calibrate Your Google Location for Accurate Navigation
Learn how to calibrate your Google location for improved accuracy in navigation using Google Maps.
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To calibrate your Google location, open Google Maps and tap the blue dot showing your current location. Select 'Calibrate compass' at the bottom. Follow the on-screen instructions by moving your phone in a figure-eight motion. This improves location accuracy, especially when your phone’s compass isn't pointing the right way. Regularly recalibrate to ensure precise navigation.
FAQs & Answers
- Why is my Google location inaccurate? Inaccurate Google location can occur due to poor GPS signal, compass misalignment, or outdated location services. Regular calibration can help.
- How often should I calibrate my Google location? It's recommended to recalibrate your Google location whenever you notice inaccuracies, especially after significant changes in your environment or frequent travel.
- What happens if I don't calibrate my Google location? Failing to calibrate can lead to ongoing navigation issues, such as being directed to the wrong locations or experiencing delays in updates.
- Can I calibrate Google location on any smartphone? Yes, you can calibrate Google location on any smartphone that supports Google Maps, though the specific steps may vary slightly based on the device.