Same here. I had the "Using GPS only" since I bought the phone and GPS
never worked. Days/weeks of uptime should be enough to get a GPS lock,
right?
Now I enabled the GPS/Wifi/mobile-network ("HERE"), rebooted, and like
you said, within 30 seconds, the SensorsStatus tool started reporting
GPS info. Yay.
Running latest 15.04 r24 atm (updated 7 july).
This does look like a bug which should be fixed; you shouldn't have to enable
privacy-sensitive modes to get the GPS to work.
I'll go back and try what happens when I disable the "HERE" location detection
again.
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Title:
GPS not working on my BQ Ubuntu Touch
Status in indicator-location package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Hi. I tried to use GPS (HERE maps, Google Maps) on my Ubuntu Touch
from BQ (I am on update 20), but the app dont detect my location. I
have to mention that I check Here terms & Condition and GPS and
location are checked.
I attached some screenshot from what I did.
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