First determine whether FlashGo supplied the wrong coordinate or whether the receiving app rounded, cached or replaced it with another location signal.
Verify the exact point
- Enter known decimal coordinates.
- Check latitude and longitude signs: negative latitude is south; negative longitude is west.
- Start the point and compare it in a trusted map.
- Allow precise location for the receiving app when exact coordinates matter.
Compare app behavior
- Restart the receiving app to clear a cached point.
- Check whether it displays a city-level IP location instead of GPS.
- Confirm the account or website has permission to read device location.
- Record the raw coordinate in your own test app when possible.
Common coordinate mistakes
Swapped latitude and longitude, missing negative signs, copied DMS symbols and rounded decimals can all move a point. Use the coordinate converter on this site before retrying.
Common questions
Why does the point land in another hemisphere?
A missing negative sign or swapped latitude and longitude is a common cause.
Why is the website only showing the nearest city?
It may be using IP geolocation or rounding the device coordinate.
Use responsiblyReceiving apps can detect or reject mocked locations. Follow applicable laws and third-party terms; do not use FlashGo to mislead others or bypass restrictions.