Tracking stops

[Rod Sydenham]

@Rob-Verhoeff

I was not using my phone to navigate. I was only using it to create a track as I rode. I started the tracking function when I first started in the morning and did not touch any controls all day. This was not the first time it happened. I posted the one I did as an example.
Here are a couple more.

[Rob Verhoeff]

@Rod-Sydenham That is clear then. Or perhaps there's poor GPS reception in that area?

[RetiredWingMan]

@Rod-Sydenham I've seen issues like that when I did not have Internet access.

[Rod Sydenham]

@Rob-Verhoeff

My Garmin InReach worked fine as did Osmand tracking.

[Rod Sydenham]

@Rob-Verhoeff
If you need internet access for tracking, it pretty much negates the usefulness of the tracking features in a lot of cases.

[Corjan Meijerink]

@Rod-Sydenham tracking is independent of internet.

[Hans van de Ven MR.MRA]

@Rod-Sydenham
Is your phone mounted on your motorcycle or do you put it in your tank bag or do you put it in your jacket?
I suspect that the pause button is activated somehow

[Rob Verhoeff]

@Rod-Sydenham I was refering to GPS reception not internet.

[Rod Sydenham]

@Rob-Verhoeff

I had the phone in my jacket packet. It was running both Myroute tracking and Osmand tracking. My InReach was also in my pocket. Both the Inreach and Osmand worked fine and did not have the gaps the Myroute track did. I don't think GPS reception is the issue.

[Rod Sydenham]

@Hans-van-de-Ven-MRA-Master

That would make sense but at the end of each day when I shut the tracking down, it still appeared to be running.

[Con Hennekens]

@Rod-Sydenham, Probably the result of aggressive battery savings by your OS. I would check that on a per app basis.

[Rod Sydenham]

@Con-Hennekens
I checked the battery saving settings for Myroute. They are the same (off) as they are for Osmand. Osmand tracked on the roads I rode so I don't think it was that.
I will continue to monitor it although now that winter has set in here, I won't have much opportunity.