My company just got the Nexus last week to develop on. It's a nice phone, but something has me seriously concerned.
Whenever the "Use GPS Satellites" option is selected in the Settings (Settings->Location & Security), the GPS antenna immediately starts searching for a lock, and won't shut off until it has one. What application/phone subsystem is doing that? How do I disable that application without turning off the GPS antenna? Is the GPS antenna just getting ephemeris information? Also, if I have the "Use wireless networks" option selected, the Location Consent form pops up asking me to give Google permission to collect my location information. Can't use the network for a location fix without agreeing to that. The idea that I'm required to share location information with Google to get my location off of the network is scary enough (and intrusive I might add), but the constant use of the GPS antenna is really screwing with my power consumption. Thanks. Richard Schilling Mobile Operating Systems Engineer Root Wireless, Inc.
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