This issue should be tested in 1 Android and 1 iOS device. Install the plugin attached to this issue in a Moodle site, it doesn't matter the LMS version. If you don't have one already, create a database that includes a latitude-longitude (latlong) field. We have one in our Database course > More databases > ... all field types. In the app, open the database and click to add a new entry. Check that the latlong field no longer displays a button to obtain the current location. Instead, you see a message saying that you can obtain the coordinates using a maps app. Click the "maps app" link. Check that it opens the Google maps app in Android (if it's installed) and the Apple maps app in iOS (if it's installed). Now go to the More menu and open "Location plugin test" (it's the plugin attached to this issue). Check that both buttons behave the same way: when you click them, you see a message saying that location is no longer available and you need to use a maps app.  Extra test (to be done by someone technical) Inspect the Android apk, either using Android Studio or any other tool. Open the Android manifest. Check that the following permissions and features are no longer there: ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION, ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION and android.hardware.location.gps.