AutoLocation Quick Tip - Parked Car Geofence

Welcome to the 5th episode of the Quick Tip series. These are short and quick videos that can give a bit of inspiration on what to do with the AutoApps.

For this video, see how you can create a Geofence when you park your car and later navigate to that spot.

To import it, disable beginner mode, long-click any project you have and select "Import".

Requisites:

Additional instructions:
- Make the "Request Location For Geofence" task run whenever you detect that you parked your car. Like for example, when you disconnect from your car bluetooth enabled radio if you have one.
- Make the "Navigate To Car" task run when you want to return to your car. With a shortcut on your home screen for example.

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[taranagnew]

can you run it and have a arrow pointing towards car (like with UWB)?

[fotosubiancoquaderno.]

Hi i have a big problem with md geofencer i hope you help my.
Geofencing is a feature that allows you to set up a virtual boundary around a specific location, and then configure actions to take place automatically when a device enters or exits that boundary. It is possible that you may be experiencing an issue with the geofencing feature in the MacroDroid app on your Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 smartphone.
I am unable to resolve this problem with MacroDroid's geofence function. I have also tried using geofences and not receiving any triggers when I cross the borders. I have used both options to leave or not leave a known area.

I have checked the location permissions for MacroDroid and it seemed fine.

I have no idea what else I can try for geofence problem resolution. There is nothing in the system log that says I have crossed a border.

Some possible causes for this issue include:

Incorrect location settings on your device: Make sure that your device's location services are enabled, and that the app has permission to access your location.
Issues with the app itself: Sometimes, bugs or compatibility issues can prevent an app from functioning properly. Check for updates to the app, or contact the developer for support.
Third-party interference: Some other apps or services running on your device could be interfering with the geofencing feature. You can try uninstalling any apps that you think might be causing the problem, or disable any battery optimization settings that are enabled for MacroDroid.
It can also be possible that the MacroDroid is not compatible with your Xiaomi device or your device's firmware, you can look for other apps that provides similar functionality or look for an official statement by the developer.

POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Task killer apps, like the one you mentioned, Kill My App, are designed to close background apps in order to free up memory and improve device performance. While this can be helpful in some cases, it's not a guaranteed solution for issues with geofencing, and it may even make the problem worse.

I am waiting the realy solution about the users
thanks a lot

[niccoc]

Hello, it works but it does not show Maps while setting the position

[Trvgn]

Hi Joao,

Cool Profile, thanks.
I got problems in importing the project. I get some error ("Failer to import data"). I really have no idea what might be wrong. Could you please help me?

I think that if you could export the description of your profile and send it to me, it would be really great, since I might learn something in reproducing it.

Thanks in advance

[tomsheen]

Would love to try it out, but how do you down load it?

[MedyGames]

Holy cr*** I have to test this...  :-D