What is the blue location circle and why is it so large

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Roles: Administrator & Employee | Interface: Web, Mobile

The Last charged location is based on cellular triangulation. It is an estimation technique widely used to determine a device’s location.

  • The blue circle around the estimated location indicates uncertainty or margin of error.
  • A larger circle suggests lower confidence in the location data and potential inaccuracies.
  • Accuracy is influenced by network reception and other positioning signals like cellular towers.
  • In areas with poor reception or obstructed signals, the circle may be larger, leading to less precise location data.
  • The asset’s location is shown using a pin, which represents our best estimate of where the asset is placed.
  • A confidence circle surrounds the pin, showing the area where we can confidently guarantee the asset is located.
  • ON!Track prioritizes location data based on the device that provides it, ensuring you always see the most accurate and highest‑quality location information available.
    • Warehouse Gateway and Geo Tag
    • Van and Heavy Equipment Gateways
    • Nuron Connected Chargers

For Web Interface:
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 For Mobile App Interface:

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If you are interested in knowing about the (last charged location) geolocation in your location details, please check: Last Charged Location Not Displayed in Device Settings

If you are interested in knowing if the last charged location tracks your live location details, please check: Does 'Last Charged Location' feature track live locations

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