Typical GPS trackers send SMS messages with a URL to Google map with the coordinates of where the device is at.
On my LG Leon device (Lollipop 5.1.1) the URLs are broken. They get truncated after the first comma that separates the latitude of the map coordinates from the longitude and then the zoom option the longitude (&z=16).
This failure appears to go beyond just SMS (Messenger apps) and is a fundamental failure of the Andriod OS because it happens in all text based apps that attempt to interpret URLs and make them clickable.
I find this type of failure to be pretty sad given how old Andriod is. Hopefully someone will be able to address this painfully silly bug in a future release.
On my LG Leon device (Lollipop 5.1.1) the URLs are broken. They get truncated after the first comma that separates the latitude of the map coordinates from the longitude and then the zoom option the longitude (&z=16).
This failure appears to go beyond just SMS (Messenger apps) and is a fundamental failure of the Andriod OS because it happens in all text based apps that attempt to interpret URLs and make them clickable.
I find this type of failure to be pretty sad given how old Andriod is. Hopefully someone will be able to address this painfully silly bug in a future release.