How do you configure Automatic Geolocation in the Worldwide Map?

How do you configure Automatic Geolocation in the Worldwide Map?

• A. Configure Latitude and Longitude custom properties and enable Automatic Geolocation
• B. Enable Global Positioning System satellite sync in the map settings
• C. Add a geofence rule in the map designer
• D. Enable automatic map zoom level

Answer: (A)

Automatic Geolocation places map objects where they really are on the globe by using each object’s geographic coordinates. The way to make this work is to provide latitude and longitude data for the items you want shown and then turn on Automatic Geolocation in the Worldwide Map settings. When you configure Latitude and Longitude custom properties on your devices and enable the feature, the map reads those coordinates and positions each object automatically, updating as the coordinates change. If coordinates aren’t present or are invalid, the objects won’t appear in the correct places. The other options don’t enable this coordinate-based placement: GPS satellite sync isn’t a map feature, a geofence rule adjusts behavior rather than placement, and an automatic zoom level controls display scale rather than where objects are positioned.

Automatic Geolocation places map objects where they really are on the globe by using each object’s geographic coordinates. The way to make this work is to provide latitude and longitude data for the items you want shown and then turn on Automatic Geolocation in the Worldwide Map settings. When you configure Latitude and Longitude custom properties on your devices and enable the feature, the map reads those coordinates and positions each object automatically, updating as the coordinates change. If coordinates aren’t present or are invalid, the objects won’t appear in the correct places. The other options don’t enable this coordinate-based placement: GPS satellite sync isn’t a map feature, a geofence rule adjusts behavior rather than placement, and an automatic zoom level controls display scale rather than where objects are positioned.