Speed cameras drops out on Android
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simon28 Posts: 4 [Apprentice Traveler]
@Iluvlesta, Just solved this myself after TomTom Support proved to be next to useless. I'm guessing you're now running Android 10, which now prompts you regularly to re-asses which Apps have access to your location. I'm guessing you've set the TomTom Speed Camera App Location Permission to 'Allow only wile using the app’ , because why wouldn't you! Except this is what's causing the problem. It must be set to ‘Allow all the time’. I'm guessing when in Overlay Mode it effectively works in the background, so is denied your Location by the OS.
Hope this helps, because the Support is awful!5 -
simon28 Posts: 4 [Apprentice Traveler]
@Iluvlesta, Just noticed your fault looks a little worse than mine, which was only an issue in Overlay Mode. Location Permissions may still be a factor. I'll suggest the obvious as well, do other apps that use location/GPS work, .e.g. GoogleMaps?5
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Sorry about my late reply! Is this the Go Mobile App or the Speed Camera App you're talking about?
The overlay mode is only available with the TomTom Speed Cameras app.
Regards, lampard
Hope this helps, because the Support is awful!
Welcome to the Community & thanks for your insights! Indeed with Android 10, you'll now be asked if you want to grant that app access to your location all the time, even when the app is closed or running in the background, or only while you are actively using the app.
For Widget/Overlay Mode to work again, Please check your location permission settings for (AmiGO/TomTom SpeedCameras) and make sure to enable the permission also for background use.
Regards, lampard