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"Why can't the who is near function be added to a normal browser on a tablet or pc?" Am assuming it's because only a mobile phone has a sim card and therefore GPS | |||
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"I am on an android phone and the location setting and access is as it should be. Working fine on Fabs wingers and changes location to wherever I am but on here it is stuck on the Burnley area which I visited months ago and still do so at least it works while I am there!! " Have you changed your postcode? | |||
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"Why can't the who is near function be added to a normal browser on a tablet or pc?" I use the mobile web app site on my Chromebook, it works fine, m.fabguys.com | |||
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"Am assuming it's because only a mobile phone has a sim card and therefore GPS" Not exactly. GPS is (or should be) a separate chip in the phone. The SIM (Subscriber Identification Module) is what identifies your phone and number to your service providers network. | |||
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