Location
Phone
The text of the caption for the “Location detection” switch should depend on which location providers have been implemented, and for the non-GPS providers, whether they are currently powered on.
If just GPS is implemented: “Uses GPS to detect your rough location. When off, GPS turns off to save battery.”
If GPS and wi-fi is implemented:
Wi-fi is on |
Wi-fi is off |
Uses wi-fi and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
Uses wi-fi (currently off) and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
If GPS, wi-fi, and cell tower triangulation is implemented:
|
Wi-fi is on |
Wi-fi is off |
Cellular connection is on |
Uses wi-fi, cell tower locations, and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
Uses wi-fi (currently off), cell tower locations, and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
Cellular connection is off |
Uses wi-fi, cell tower locations (no current cellular connection), and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
Uses wi-fi (currently off), cell tower locations (no current cellular connection), and GPS to detect your rough location. Turning off location detection saves battery. |
The “Allow access to location:” list should be present whenever “Location detection” is on. It should include only those applications that have ever requested access to location data.