Requirements: As a user I want to be able to reveal my location through the native functionality of the application. This will reduce the steps of revealing my location during the registration process.
Developer: Add the native app prompt for requesting the app to access a user's location
Using the Core Location framework (iOS), the app will be able to determine the current location or heading associated with a device.
Use the classes and protocols in this framework to configure and schedule the delivery of location and heading events.
Specifications: A location manager object provides support for the following location-related activities:
Business reasons -
Tracking large or small changes in the user’s current location with a configurable degree of accuracy.
Deferring the delivery of location updates while the app is in the background.
Reporting the range to nearby beacons.
To configure and use a CLLocationManager object to deliver events:
Request authorization to use location services and check to see whether the desired services are available as described in Requesting Permission to Use Location Services.
Create an instance of the CLLocationManager class and store a strong reference to it somewhere in your app.
Assign a custom object to the delegate property. This object must conform to the CLLocationManagerDelegate protocol.
Configure any additional properties relevant to the desired service.
Call the appropriate start method to begin the delivery of events.
Requirements: As a user I want to be able to reveal my location through the native functionality of the application. This will reduce the steps of revealing my location during the registration process.
Developer: Add the native app prompt for requesting the app to access a user's location Using the Core Location framework (iOS), the app will be able to determine the current location or heading associated with a device.
Specifications: A location manager object provides support for the following location-related activities:
Business reasons -
To configure and use a CLLocationManager object to deliver events: