02-04-2023 01:29 PM - edited 02-04-2023 01:36 PM
I just noticed that none of my images have a GPS tag. This happens with the default camera app (but also with GCam and OpenCamera). Location services are enabled in the app, all rights are granted and GPS is working. I can see the correct position in any other non-camera app. The Android settings tell me that no camera app has requested access to the location. Is this a known problem?
Firmware Version: WW_33.0804.2060.88
Rooted or not: no
Frequency of Occurrence: always
02-05-2023 03:02 AM
Did you already try to switch off and then again switch on the "Location Services" in the camera app directly?
Camera app -> Settings (cogwheel icon) -> Location Services
For me, everything works as expected, so it doesn't seem to be a general issue.
02-05-2023 11:04 AM
I appreciate the response. I have changed the setting several times and also completely reset the app. However, knowing that it probably was a problem on my end, I have found the cause, at least in part: the Android service for the Google Location History was disabled. After I enabled it, the default camera app asked me to also enable Google Location Services and now my pictures have a location tag. GCam also works correctly now. Only OpenCamera still tells me that the location is not available.
Unfortunately, unlike GCam, the default camera app requires the Google location services to be enabled. If you do not agree, the "Location Services" are deactivated in the settings. GCam works just fine without.
08-21-2023 05:50 AM