IOS10 location services

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• Reminders in the absence of list of location Services

  I try to activate reminders of location based in ios10 on my iphone 6s, but when I go into settings-> privacy-> location enabling services I don't see recalls on the list of applications.  Location service is activated and I changed my sync reminder to iCloud only (rather than Exchange), but it is yet to appear.

  When I go into settings-> privacy-> reminders, all I see is gray text saying "The apps that have requested access to your reminders will appear here."  No other option.

  Someone has ideas of how I can receive reminders to appear on my list of location-based services application so I can enable location based reminders?  Thank you!

  Hello kevdoog,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. It is my understanding reminders is no longer an option of location service after update to iOS 10. I often use the location based reminders, I can certainly understand your concern. I'm happy to help you to get this resolved with you.

  First of all, I recommend you reboot the phone. This can solve many unexpected behaviours. Follow the steps below to restart.

  1. Press and hold the sleep/wake button until the Red slider appears.
  2. Drag the slider to turn off your device completely off.
  3. Once the device turns off, press and hold the sleep/wake button again until you see the Apple logo.

  Restart your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  If the problem persists, reset location Services by going to settings > general > reset > reset card and privacy. Once this is done apps will be stop using your location until approval is granted.

  Have an amazing day!

• iOS 10 location Service in Safari and Chrome

  Location service does not work after upgrade to iOS 10.

  The Safari and Chrome stop working.

  My camera's iPhone 6 sec more

  Hi there tungfromdenver!

  Welcome to the communities of Apple Support!  Thank you for bringing your question about location Services no longer works after having recently upgraded to iOS 10.  I rely on location Services in this many apps, so I know how important it is to work properly for Safari.  It's my pleasure to help you today.

  I will first go through this article to make sure that the location Services settings are correct:

  Use GPS and location Services for applications on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch

  In particular, I want you to check that location Services are turned on for Safari and Chrome.

  Best wishes.

• Features vs iPhone location services

  1 rental Services is the single most noticeable drain on my battery (4 s).  I prefer to keep off.

  2. turn on, which seems like it might be a simple toggle on the top-shot screen, is buried to four taps deep into the settings Menu.  Turn requires the same thing, MORE a single tap more confirmation.

  3. I've heard that the software update by default to the location of the Services ON.

  4. why the pressure to allow this service?  Who gets to know my position?  Who benefits from this knowledge?

  This afternoon I wanted to know if my local library was still open.  Each variation of the investigation, Siri demanded location Services to be activated, even if the question was framed in terms of 'calendar' and 'open hours,' with the name of the library - single without ambiguity.  I drove to the building instead.

  Feature request: toggle button Location Services to drag to the top screen.  If "it works."

  You are not writing Apple here.  This is a user to user forum.   If there is a feature you want to do to Apple, use this link:

  http://www.Apple.com/feedback/iPhone.html

• I can't turn on location Services

  When I try to click on the button to activate the location service, it takes some time, lights and turns off immediately.

  System Preferences

  May be a corrupt .plist.

  Make a backup, preferably 2 backups on 2 separate drives.

  Quit the application.

  Go to Finder and select your user folder. With this Finder window as the windshield, select Finder/display/display options for presenting or order - J.  When the display options opens, check "show the library folder. This should make your visible user library folder in your user folder.  Select the library. Then go to Preferences/com.apple.systempreferences.plist.  Move the .plist on your desktop.

  Restart your computer, open the application and test. If it works fine, delete the plist for the office.

  If the application is the same, return the .plist where you got it, crushing the latest.

  Thanks to leonie for certain information contained in this.

• iPad Mini location Service no longer works

  Last month, I've updated my Mini iPad for iOS 7.1 to 9.3.2 just to play PokeGO (the first time after 2 1/2 years of use without updating my iPad). After the update, the location of Services/GPS works fine on Apple and Google Maps maps with no signs of problems, I could even enter the game PokeGO (even if the game is buggy mess from the start).

  But one day when 9.3.3 update went live, he always ask me to update my iPad, but when I tried to open all cards, the location of GPS and Services no longer works. I tried to reset the router, turning the deactivation/activation of location Services, and then reset network settings and location on my iPad, but still not solved.

  And just recently I've updated my iPad to 9.3.4 because my theory is that the location/GPS will not work without having to install the last update, but I gave up that my iPad is already bricked because the location Services and applications required GPS are now rendered useless.

  Your iPad mini is a cell with GPS model if it is not the case, your location is only estimated from IP addresses and WiFi. That said, you should check the settings for applications, in order to ensure that access to the site is enabled. And if this is the case, turn it and turn it back on for each of them. You did such a big jump in versions of iOS it is difficult to know what security changes have been made. You should probably reconsider all your settings, as if it were a new configuration. Also, make sure that your applications are all updated.

• Unable to turn on location services

  I upgraded to 9.3.3 yesterday. Today I was downloading an application that requires location services to be turned on. Applications are defined correctly in regards to my preferences, however whenever I put the main location of active Services button, it turns off when I get out.

  Very frustrated!

  Thank you.

  Try a simple Reset: hold down the Home and Power buttons until you see the Apple logo (10 to 20 seconds).

• Solution on how to remove always on location service in the status bar

  Think about the last apps that you use which has led to the appearance of the purpose of the location in the status bar

  The problem is most likely due to resources are still used by these applications even if you restart your iPhone, many times

  The sign of location service can keep here.

  I tried the solution without help.

  It's a chance that I remembered the last apps I used is Runkeeper

  I went to this apps and ended.

  The problem can be solved.

  Disable background refresh App

  And also go to turn OFF the location for that Service the app & confidentiality if you think that location services is not useful for the App

• Wallet appears twice in location services

  On my iPhone running iOS 9.3.1 portfolio 6 appears twice under settings > privacy > location services.  You never have or when you use the options and the other has never and always.

  One else you have this?  Seems strange.

  Post edited by: Match144

  I have only portfolio once with ever and while using options

  Try a forced reboot - after open applications using the app Chooser - invoked by fast double pressing the home button and drag upwards on each app until it disappears from the screen.

  Meet the sleep/wake and home buttons down until you see the logo  - then release and allow normal start upward

• "com.apple.springboard' in location Services

  I noticed something called 'com.apple.springboard' in settings > privacy > location Services.  No idea why this appears here?

  com Apple.Springboard

• prompt location service for calendar

  whenever I boot my macbook air, I get a pop up asking if I want to allow calendar.app to use my position.  I choose always allow and I shot on location Services in system preferences, but it continues to moves each time you start.  BTW, calendar is not in the list of applications in location-based services, only maps, weather, and safari.  using os x 10.11.3

  You don't have calendars in this list? I think that would be your problem; I have it.

  Calendar needs to access your location if you're going to meetings meeting places.

  

• Deliver location Services

  iMac, end of 2015

  iPod 5th generation Touch.

  Since arriving in a new home several miles from our previous stay, location Services was unable to determine my 'current location '.

  I am somewhat isolated here and not in the scope of other WiFi networks.  Since location uses services nearby WiFi networks to triangulate the location of my base station, it seems that I have more chance.  Apple used to use Skyhook Wireless as a database for base stations and you can submit your Lat/Long. and the MAC address of your router and that would solve this problem, but unfortunately Apple uses more Skyhook.

  So here I am in the middle of a cornfield in Iowa and unable to use the maps, weather apps or any other application that requires location on my iMac or iPod Touch services.

  According to reports, if you connect to a Wi - Fi network with an iPhone, the location of the network will be sent to Apple and added to the database after a period of time. An iPhone, unlike other Apple devices, has built-in GPS satellite navigation and therefore can locate itself regardless of Wi - Fi. The phone will be charged to share diagnostic and information about using with Apple.

• IPhone hacked, how to deepen the control of location services?

  So my router, mac and iphone got hacked, more than likely by the FBI.  They were investigating a person in my building, but it has proved to be a dead end.  Apparently, they decided to illegally monitor me.  My location service is initially resembled the image as an attachment, with the error message of the filling.  Now, I can't even access the tab "Location services" because it is faded and I can't draw in this.  I would like to get information from my phone to apple because I am sure that my phone has been violated by an iMessage randomly that I received.  Any ideas on how I can have apple examine how he missed their OS 9.3 on my phone?  The other problem is that I'm in Puerto Rico, where there is no apple on the island store and I won't be back on the Mainland for some time.

  I also sent the screenshot of iMessage in question to the [email protected] but did not receive an automatic reply, so I don't know if apple never received.  In any case, to check if it has been received?

  

  Unless you have jailbroken your iPhone, it could not have been hacked away. There is no way to "violate" an iPhone via a random iMessage. If iMessage takes you to a link that asks you if you want to install a profile and press 'Ok', there are a limited number of things that anyone could join. To check this, go to settings > general > device management and delete everything that you are not familiar with.

  You can also return to this thread:

  Location services

• Install location Services stopped with fresh 10.11.4

  I performed a clean installation of 10.11.4 to find that location Services are no longer available (maps, weather, System Services). I have enabled "enable location services" walking several times in an attempt to activate the service, but still no joy. In the zone Panel, select 'Set the time zone automatically using current place of residence' immediately Gets an "impossible to determine the current location at this time" error.

  My other computers running 10.11.4 (they were auto-updated to 10.11.3, and not a new installation of 10.11.4) don't have this problem and still have access to location-based Services.

  Has anyone else experienced this problem and found a solution?

  TIA

  Make sure that your time zone is set properly > On the location in OS X and Safari Services

• Problem with location Services

  MacBook Pro (retina, mid-2012)

  OS X Version of El Capitan 10.11.4 (15E65)

  Processor: 2.7 GHz Intel Core i7

  Memory: 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  Graphics card: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB

  When I go to the Maps app and click on the current location, I get the message "cards cannot locate current position." Also when I drag the local weather on the notification bar is not find local weather conditions.

  I have ensured that allow location Services is checked under Security & Privacy Preferences. I signed on iCloud and unchecked localization services enable and rechecked it.

  The only time wherever I can run is if I go to the activity monitor and force them to leave the following processes

  com Apple.GEOD (923)

  via (919)

  This will usually get the time to work and show the current location, but it doesn't work sometimes in the cards.

  I provided the date and time is correct and it is synchronized with the site time.apple.com

  When I go to the time zone in the Date and time it shows the city closest to me marked with a blue dot, and if I go over it it says "unable to determine the current location at this time.

  I had this problem since upgrade to Yosemite to El Capitan.

  I would also like to add that, in my house, I have an iPhone more 6s, two iPhone 5s, an iPad (Wi - Fi only) Air and two iPad 2 air (Wi - Fi only) who have no problems with location services.

  I have this problem too, but in my case if I returned to Yosemite the problem is solve, there must be something in El Capitan.