[Troubleshooting] Why Does My Location Sometimes Snap Back to My Real Location?

Experiencing issues with Flymon such as rubberbanding back to your real position, movement stopping unexpectedly, or unstable location signaling usually does not indicate a hardware malfunction. This guide covers the primary causes of location rubberbanding and provides step-by-step troubleshooting instructions to resolve them.

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[Troubleshooting] Why Does My Location Sometimes Snap Back to My Real Location?

Category:Troubleshooting · Last Updated:2026-09-02

1. Most Common Cause: Using Wi-Fi Causes Your Location to Be Locked

FlyMon works by overriding your phone’s GPS location.

However, if you are using Wi-Fi:

👉 Your phone also references Wi-Fi networks for positioning.
👉 This may cause the system to prioritize your real location
👉 As a result, your location may snap back

Solution:

  • Switch to mobile data ( 4G / 5G )

  • Turn off Wi-Fi and try again

2. 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:

1. Go to Settings
 

2. Find FlyMon App

3. Tap Location

4. Set it to "Always"

3. Systems updated to iOS 26.0.1

👉 Systems updated to iOS 26.0.1, turn off specific options to make location spoofing / movement within 15km much more stable!

*If you encounter issues where the location cannot move, teleport, or the phone location cannot be found, you can repeat this step here: turn off Location Services for 5 seconds and then turn it back on.

1.

Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > System Services

Share My Location > Turn Off
Cellular Network Search > Turn Off
Significant Locations > Turn Off
Improve Location Accuracy > Turn Off
Routing & Traffic > Turn Off
iPhone Analytics > Turn Off
Improve Maps > Turn Off

2.

Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services > Share My Location

Share My Location > Turn Off

3.

Settings > Privacy & Security > Location Services

Location Services > Turn Off > Wait for 5 seconds > Turn On

4. Environmental Interference - Strong GPS Signal

In certain environments, your phone may force a correction to the real GPS location. This can cause your spoofed location to be overridden, particularly in:

  • Open outdoor areas
  • Rooftops of tall buildings
  • Locations with very strong GPS signals

✅ Solution:

  • Slightly change your position by moving indoors or to a covered area.
  • Re-apply the location after changing your environment
  • Avoid operating in areas with extremely strong GPS signals

5. Moving Beyond the iOS Distance Limit - Approx 15 km

When using movement modes such as Walking, Teleport, 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 based on "Real Location vs. Final Location", not the distance of each individual movement

Real Location: Refers to the device's real GPS position.
Movement Range: Once enabled, the map displays a safe movement zone centered on your current "Real Location", with a radius of approximately 15 km.

✅ Solution: Use MEGACOM Firewall

👉 When you need to move beyond 15 km, It is recommended to use MEGACOM Firewall

Capabilities:

  • Stabilizes virtual location
  • Prevent location snap-back
  • Supports long-distance movement (Regional & International)