Android
Turn Location (GPS) On or Off auf Android
If an app suddenly stops showing your position, the system-wide Location toggle is the first thing to check. Android combines GPS satellites, Wi-Fi networks, mobile network data and device sensors to estimate your position, and all of this runs through one central switch.
To find it, go to Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Location ➔ Enable or disable Use location. Turning this off stops every app from accessing your position, not just the one you are currently using.
This differs from per-app location permissions, which control access for individual apps only. If the system-wide toggle is on but one app still cannot find you, check that app's own permission settings instead.
The same toggle is also reachable from the quick settings panel, which is faster for occasional use. Use the full settings menu when you want to check related options like location accuracy or recent app requests at the same time.
Keep in mind that disabling location saves battery but breaks features like navigation, weather updates for your area and location-based reminders until you turn it back on.
