Azimut GPS: Spoofing Defense app analytics for October 2

Azimut GPS is a navigation app that keeps your position on the map even when the satellite signal is inaccurate or gone: your location is refined by Wi-Fi and mobile networks. ⚠️ Before you install: passing your position to Google Maps and other navigation apps requires a one-time Android setup (about 5 minutes, the app guides you step by step). Everything else works as soon as you allow location. WORKS RIGHT AWAY • Routes in town and on the highway • Position by Wi-Fi and mobile network when GPS is inaccurate • A warning when GPS shows a place other than where you are • Trip history • Location sharing with people you choose, for as long as you choose • Background mode while walking, cycling or driving NEEDS A ONE-TIME SETUP • Passing your position to Google Maps and other navigation apps WHEN GPS IS UNAVAILABLE No app can restore the satellite signal itself. Azimut keeps showing your position by Wi-Fi and mobile network until GPS comes back. YOU STAY IN CONTROL Background mode is optional and can be changed or turned off in Settings. Azimut asks for precise and background location only for navigation, trip recording and the features you switch on. Enhanced positioning is optional. Your trips stay on your device unless you sign in to sync them. IMPORTANT Accuracy depends on device hardware, Android services, network availability and local signal conditions. Azimut is not an emergency or safety service and cannot guarantee uninterrupted or exact positioning. Always follow local laws, road signs and safe driving practices. ABOUT THE WI-FI PERMISSION Azimut needs it only to scan for nearby networks — that scan is what keeps navigation going when GPS cannot be trusted. The app never connects to a network, never changes your connections and never reads your traffic. Android's own label for this permission is broader than what the app actually does.