[Troubleshooting] Why Does My Location Sometimes Snap Back to My Real Location?
FlyMon works by overriding your phone’s GPS location.
However, if you are using Wi-Fi:
👉 Your phone will also reference network-based location (Wi-Fi positioning)
👉 This may cause the system to prioritize your real location
👉 As a result, your location may snap back
✅ Solution:
- Switch to mobile network (4G / 5G)
- Turn off Wi-Fi and try again
II. Location Permission Not Set to “Always”
If FlyMon does not have continuous access to location permissions:
👉 iOS may automatically correct your location in the background
👉 This can cause your spoofed location to be overridden by the system
✅ How to check:
- Go to Settings
- Find FlyMon App
- Tap Location
- Set it to:
👉 “Always”
III. Environmental Interference (Strong GPS Signal)
In certain environments, such as:
- Open outdoor areas
- Rooftops of tall buildings
- Locations with very strong GPS signals
👉 Your phone may forcefully correct to the real GPS location
👉 This can cause your spoofed location to be overridden
✅ Solution:
- Slightly change your position (e.g., move indoors or to a partially covered area)
- Re-apply the location after changing your environment
- Avoid operating in areas with extremely strong GPS signals
IV. Moving Beyond the iOS Distance Limit (Approx. 15 km)
When using movement modes such as walking / routes / auto-circle:
👉 If your final location exceeds the iOS limit (approx. 15 km)
👉 The system may detect it as abnormal positioning
👉 And force your location to snap back to your real coordinates
⚠️ Important:
This limit is calculated based on “final location vs. real location”
—not the distance of each individual movement step
✅ Solution: Use MEGACOM Firewall
When you need to move beyond 15 km:
👉 It is recommended to use MEGACOM Firewall
Benefits:
- Stabilizes virtual location
- Prevents location from snapping back
- Supports long-distance movement (cross-region / international travel)