Thibault Deckers

@IzzySoft which breakdown are you referring to? The country page? The stats page? If you check out the Info page of an item with GPS coordinates, do you see something...

Reverse geocoding calls are heavy, so i skip them if i expect them to fail, and i thought they would fail for sure if the Play services are not installed....

> Do you store those details back to Exif then, or keep them in a local database? In a local DB. That said, in the upcoming version of Aves, users...

Here's a [temporary build](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yWGj4bCj61TUfTxgHJjGDrKhMY6idEj_/view?usp=share_link). You can install this alongside the normal app. Changing settings in that build won't change settings in the normal app. For that build, I just lifted...

> Would I need to do something to initiate a scan for reverse lookup's second pass? Is it connected to the internet? If it is, I expected it to run...

Here's [another build](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eveED9_jp72V7pjgAnLn0DWuPj9qkfxp/view?usp=share_link). It's the same behaviour, but i've added a few traces you should see in logcat (some lines starting with "TLAD", and some geocoder error logging). If you...

Good to know, and thanks for checking! Nit: in your stack exchange post, you mention `GeocodingService getAddress` but it's actually my homemade intermediate service. The Android class is called `Geocoder`....

`NACS` is a coordinate coding system, an alternate to latitude/longitude, but not a system to get human readable addresses. `gisgraphy` is not an option for Aves, because of the [terms](https://www.gisgraphy.com/free-access.php).

There's no need for the app to choose an implementation. The app simply calls the standard system `Geocoder`. If some users choose to disable the built-in services that provide an...

> Would Aves use those details if they were available in the Exif data? I'm thinking about the possibility of another app to add those details there then, if I...