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Re: Geofence location

PostPosted: Fri Jul 12, 2013 11:43 am
by AdminWes
Hi Folks,

The reason for the increased relibility with Google Maps is detailed in the website: http://mobilinc.com/features/geofence/. The reason is due to the GPS being active at the time. Geo-Fencing piggybacks on top of the highest accuracy signal at the time.

Coming home you'll have faster recognition if there are many Wi-Fi nodes in the area visible to your iPhone. Geo-Fencing relies on a lot of external factors (Wi-Fi nodes, and cell towers) for reliability. As a result it will work better for some folks than others. I wouldn't describe that as a bug or a feature, it simply requires many visible RF signals to trigger an iOS Geo-Fence signal to fire to MobiLinc. Because of this it will work better for some folks due to the area and Wi-Fi density they live in.

Wes

Re: Geofence location

PostPosted: Mon Dec 16, 2013 1:50 pm
by trentjensen
I too am challenged with the late notifications. I have increased the radius but with no avail. I was wondering if enabling the find my iPhone would increase accuracy and reliability?

Would love for this to work as advertised.

Re: Geofence location

PostPosted: Mon Dec 16, 2013 3:01 pm
by AdminWes
Hi Trent,

As long as you are following all of the guidelines here: http://mobilinc.com/features/geofence/ then that's all you can do to help iOS deliver geo-fence transitions as fast as possible to MobiLinc.

We've tweaked a few settings in our iOS 7 update that's showing promise for better/quicker reliability when crossing boundaries.

Wes