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Backends
Marvin W edited this page Jun 5, 2020
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- AppleWifiNlpBackend - Uses Apple's service to resolve Wi-Fi locations. It has excellent coverage but the database is proprietary.
- AMap UnifiedNlp Backend - Uses the AMap Location API (a popular location service in China) to resolve locations. The database is proprietary.
- Baidu UnifiedNlp Backend - Uses the Baidu Location API (another popular location service in China) to resolve locations. The database is proprietary.
- Déjà Vu Location Service - Uses locally acquired WLAN/WiFi AP and mobile/cellular tower data to resolve user location.
- LocalWifiNlpBackend - Local location provider for Wi-Fi APs using on-phone generated database.
- LocalGSMLocationProvider - Local opencellid based location provider backend. Has been surpassed by LocalGSMBackend which also has an OpenCellID option - Last update in 2014
- LocalGSMBackend - Local location provider for GSM cells. It works offline by downloading freely licensed database files from Mozilla, OpenCellID, or lacells.db.
- MozillaNlpBackend - Uses the Mozilla Location Service to resolve user location. The coverage is OK. Only the cell tower database is free.
- OpenWlanMapNlpBackend - Uses OpenWlanMap.org to resolve user location but the NLP backend did not reach release-quality, yet. Users interested in a freely licensed and downloadable database for offline use should stick with openBmap for now - Last updated in 2015
- Radiocells.org UnifiedNlp Backend - Uses Radiocells.org to resolve user location. Community-created, freely licensed database that can optionally be downloaded for offline operation. The coverage varies from country to country (it's best in central Europe).
- NominatimGeocoderBackend - Address lookup backend using OpenStreetMap Nominatim service.