darkneon wrote:Waze uses the light sensor at launch to decide on day or night mode, after that it stops looking.
I don't think so..
If I start waze at night it stays at day-modus until it finds a gps fix.
It NEVER started in night-modus.
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darkneon wrote:Waze uses the light sensor at launch to decide on day or night mode, after that it stops looking.
petervdveen wrote:darkneon wrote:Waze uses the light sensor at launch to decide on day or night mode, after that it stops looking.
I don't think so..
If I start waze at night it stays at day-modus until it finds a gps fix.
It NEVER started in night-modus.
darkneon wrote:ekngee wrote:How does Waze calculate sunrise and sunset, so that it knows when you change from day to night mode, and vice versa?
If I start driving before sunrise (around 6.30am), it will switch from night mode to day mode at approximately when the sun rises (around 6.45am). But if I start driving between 6.45am to 7am, even though it is already after sunrise, it is stay in night mode, all the way until I end Navigation. I left it on all the way till 8.30am, and it still refused to switch to day mode.
If I start driving before sunset (around 7pm), it will switch from day to night mode when the sun sets (around 7.15pm). But if I start driving between 7.15pm to 7.30pm, even though it is already in the evening and the street lights are on, it will stay in day mode all the way. 8pm, and it was still in day mode.
Waze uses the light sensor at launch to decide on day or night mode, after that it stops looking.
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