title: Best practice for dealing with geolocation in offline mode
body: <p>I have developed a mobile application allowing field agents to collect <code>data</code> based on <code>geolocation</code>.</p>
  <p>Each agent is assigned to a specific point of sale where he has to go, and when he arrives, he has to point out his presence in this point of sale before starting the collection.</p>
  <p>To detect that the agent is in the store, I used a <code>radius of 20 meters</code> to take into consideration <code>errors</code>, but the problem is that position detection isn't easy in <code>offline mode</code> and the user should <code>insist</code> for the position to be captured.Knowing that the <code>GPS chip</code> doesn't need internet to capture <code>location</code>.</p>
  <p>My question is more about looking for advices and best practices if you've got some experience on these kind of applications.</p>
  <p>In the Android phones especially i've increased the precision in the settings, but i'me having the same issues.</p>
  <p>Notice : Online things are working good</p>