Thanks for the response, we&#x27;ve seen this behavior indoors. It may be that some applications will choose to show a single point if the error is below 20 meters or so. Looking through a record of our location updates, iPhones seem to have a habit of broadcasting 5 meters error, 10 meters, 20, and so on. Even when indoors.<p>We don&#x27;t have as much data on android phones yet.<p>You&#x27;re right about how the laymen might interpret potential error. The team I&#x27;m on is also concerned about that, but I know on the android that as the map tries to find your location through GPS, that it displays a large radius approximating your location through a cell tower, and I had always figured that would communicate the notion of &quot;error&quot; pretty clearly to most people. Maybe most people don&#x27;t pick up on that?<p>By the way, The largest error we have received so far seems to be at 2015-11-17 23:11:11.421.<p>33149.68 meters large<p>&quot;So I&#x27;m sooomewhere in this 33 kilometer radius&quot;<p>Better than nothing I guess!