☞ How to check if the geo data reflects the real location?

You can check if the geo data on your device reflects your real location using these methods:

1. Check Your Device’s Location Settings

• Ensure Location Services are enabled on your device.
  👉 How to enable Location Services
• Make sure Location Permissions are granted to:
  • The operator’s app
  • Your web browser (if using the operator's website)
  • The Xpoint Verify App (if required by the operator)
    👉 How to grant Location Permissions
• On Android & iOS devices check if high accuracy mode is enabled.
  • Go to Settings → Location → App permissions
  • Select the operator's app or Xpoint Verify App
  • Turn on Use precise location

2. Use Google Maps or Apple Maps

• Open https://www.google.com/maps in Chrome or Firefox.
• Click the location icon in the right bottom corner.
• The blue dot (your location) will be displayed. Compare it to your actual position.
• If it's inaccurate, you may have GPS issues or be using a VPN.

3. Use an Online IP Location Service

Visit a site like:

• https://whatismyipaddress.com/
  
• https://iplocation.net/
  

These will show your IP-based location, which may differ from your GPS-based location.

4. Check for VPN or Proxy Interference

• If you’re using a VPN or Proxy, your geo data might show a different location.
• Turn off the VPN and check again.

6. Run a GPS Test App

• On Android: Install "GPS Status & Toolbox" from the Play Store.
• On iPhone: Use an app like "GPS Status" from the App Store.
• These apps show real-time GPS accuracy and satellite data.