GPS Satellite Sky Map

The Lock Screen card no longer lies to you. It could only ever update while the app was open, because this app does not track your location in the background. So the moment you locked the phone — the moment the card actually became visible — it froze on the last reading and sat there looking current, sometimes for hours. It now marks itself PAUSED, with the time of the last fix, so a stale number is never mistaken for a live one. Reopen the app and it resumes. Also in this update: • The full-screen ad that appeared the instant your position locked on is gone. Acquiring a fix is not something you asked for, and an ad landing on that moment read as an ad for opening the app. It now appears when you copy your coordinates — a result you actually wanted. • The description no longer says the app tracks GLONASS and Galileo satellites in real time. On iPhone it cannot: iOS gives apps no per-satellite data at all — no live signal strengths, no which-satellite-is-in-use, and nothing outside GPS. The sky map shows where the GPS constellation genuinely is, computed from the public almanac for your position and time, and is labelled as a prediction. That part was always honest on screen; now the store page matches it.