Adaptability of code about mad-location-manager HOT 3 CLOSED

Hello, @tony98789
Thank you for your interest :)

1. You can easily port this solution to server side. There are 2 examples : C++/Java, so you can choose what's better for you. You just need to provide GPS/sensors data with timestamps. And you need to make some queue for these events.

2. About battery consumption. Main battery consumer is GPS receiver. And I was able to reduce GPS calls frequency to 1 call / 8 seconds without quality loose. But it depends on phone and sensors you have. So answer to your second question - battery won't be an issue in case of using this approach.

This is right place for questions :)

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@Lezh1k Brilliant thank you for your reply. Your explanation of how the filtering works was great, best source of information i have found on this topic. I will most likely port it to c# though since i have .net api and the java is not far from c# anyway. Thanks again :).

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@tony98789 porting is always welcoming :) Feel free to ask questions, will be happy to help.

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