Mission Control App not recording rides correctly since IOS 13 update?

[NathanNZ]

Since 15 October, which is roughly around the time my Iphone updated to IOS 13, Mission Control is no longer mapping my rides correctly. Rather than exactly recording the trails I ride, it is showing 2 or 3 long straight lines on the map for the whole ride. Has anyone else experienced this? I wonder if they need to update the app?

I've attached 2 screen grabs to show the problem...

 

[Mikerb]

Your gps has only recorded 5 track points possibly due to lack of available memory. Suggest you clean up memory on your phone...the update probably absorbed most of it especially if it retained a shadow copy of the previous version.

 

[Whizz]

On Android this happens when you activate battery saving mode on your phone.

GPS stop to record

 

[pavelmatic]

Anyone knows if this has been solved? I do have the same problem... And just in case, my phone has +120GB of free memory so that should be enough for a simple, 14km ride.

Cheers, Pablo

 

[Lenka]

Anyone knows if this has been solved? I do have the same problem... And just in case, my phone has +120GB of free memory so that should be enough for a simple, 14km ride.

Cheers, Pablo

I have this problem too. Phone Samsung 10e.
the route on the map is just straight lines

 

[JJBG]

In Android, remove the saving battery from the Mission Control App. I tried it and now works.

 

[Mikerb]

It is the phone that provides the gps not MC so a less detailed track means the gps is recording fewer tracking points with respect to time. As above the most likely cause is either a battery saving mode or a specific method of defining the gps frequency. Even so a phone gps chip is less accurate than a dedicated gps device many of which now use gps chips recording 10 tp per second.

 

[JJBG]

It is the phone that provides the gps not MC so a less detailed track means the gps is recording fewer tracking points with respect to time. As above the most likely cause is either a battery saving mode or a specific method of defining the gps frequency. Even so a phone gps chip is less accurate than a dedicated gps device many of which now use gps chips recording 10 tp per second.

Agree, but the reason why MC is receiving less tracking points is that GPS is sending less signal because of battery savings. Removing this parameter give the phone more chance to send more points. If MC is saving battery means that probably the app doesn't work all the time continuously, then MC doesn't record enought points.

 

[Lenka]

In Android, remove the saving battery from the Mission Control App. I tried it and now works.

the numbers look fine - the length of the trip, the speed ... just drawing the route on the map is not correct. I will try different phone settings.

 

[JJBG]

the numbers look fine - the length of the trip, the speed ... just drawing the route on the map is not correct. I will try different phone settings.

Yes, the same in my case. And after removing the battery saving of MC, the error in drawing the track was fixed.

 

[Lenka]

Yes, the same in my case. And after removing the battery saving of MC, the error in drawing the track was fixed.

hi, the new phone settings helped, now everything is fine.