Have you thought about creating FourSquare geo points for your
community? I wonder if the locations saved to your device got lost?
If you were to create them in FourSquare, they would be in the cloud
on the FourSquare service and always available. I have the opposite
problem. I live in chicago and have too many FourSquare locations. I
wish the Seeing Eye app had a setting to enable users to filter out
locations with low numbers of check ins.Kelly
On 10/18/16, Gudrun Brunot <gbrunot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all: Wonder if anybody else has experienced this: I have SeeingEye GPSTo change your email settings (unsubscribe, digest only, or vacation mode):
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my iPhone 5S. The town of Twisp, WA, where I live is rural. On the plus
side
is that the roads are comfortable to walk on-often gravel, no one-foot
driveways to jerk you out of whatever you were thinking about as you're
strolling along. The proverbial "but" is that there is less information
about the area on the maps. I have built up a certain number of POIs with
my
sighted partner, Rob.
At the start of using the app, announcements were few and far between.
However, after a few walks with frequent POI recordings by me, I got quite
a
few announcements as we started out.
The weird thing occurred after I decided to add another POI. I went through
the procedure of adding and saving the POI. We then proceeded with our
walk.
No more announcements. I had not at that point exited the POI screen after
saving. Thinking that might be the problem, I exited the POI being selected
and set the selection to location. No announcements for a while, then, one
or two at sporadic intervals.
Are there any settings or steps I'm neglecting to get the announcements? Or
must I reboot the iPhone to get it to behave the way it did when we started
our walk? Oh, yes, I tend to shut my iPhone off whenever I'm not using it,
but I leave it plugged in, So, I always start any iPhone session with a
fully charged unit and a fresh reboot.
Any ideas appreciated.
Gudrun
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