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I had a similar issue on a previous tablet. The solution was to check the location settings and ensure they were set to high accuracy.
AI Overview To fix GPS issues in Android settings, ensure Location is enabled in Settings > Location and set to "High Accuracy". Turn Location off and on again, restart the device, and verify app-specific permissions are allowed. Update your software and, if necessary, enable Wi-Fi/Bluetooth scanning to improve accuracy.
Key Troubleshooting Steps: Toggle Location: Go to Settings > Location and toggle it off, then back on. Check Accuracy Mode: Under Settings > Location, ensure it is set to "High Accuracy" to use GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile networks. Check App Permissions: Go to Settings > Location > App Permissions to ensure your specific app (e.g., Maps) has access. Restart and Update: Restart your phone to clear temporary bugs. Check for system updates under Settings > Software update. Toggle Google Location Accuracy: Turn on "Google Location Accuracy" in the location settings.
If these steps do not work, it is possible your phone has a hardware issue with the GPS receiver.
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