According to Note properties, Joplin thinks that notes I created at home (Salford) were created in Birmingham. If it tries to guess my location from my IP, it shouldn’t really or it should be optional for when this method is unreliable. This may not be what is happening though as my IP usually points to a location much closer than that.
I also discovered that when using my desktop computer the geo-location stored in my created notes was wildly unreliable so I simply disabled it.
Another issue I discovered is that if we delete geo-location of a note (from note properties) Joplin does not delete the stored “altitude” in the database.
Don’t know why we should store altitude in the geo-location in the first place either…
Include an ‘update/record coordinates’ button to notes propeties.
This will allow the user to correct the wrong coordinates later by using
their GPS-enabled mobile device.
I am not sure how the altitude is relevant either.