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Hi, I have a Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 mobile phone, I would like to know if the problem related to the Geofence function has been solved, which unfortunately I have never had the pleasure of seeing work on my mobile phone, which has always left me disappointed, I hope that the problem has been solved, thanks to the skill of the developer and the most experienced users of the forum. Basically I would like to create targeted actions when I enter certain areas with my car, I have a lot of nice things in mind, let me know if it has been solved? Thank you very much Mirrorless Hi Mirrorless, Geofence's functionality on Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 devices has been improved in the latest updates, but there are still some intermittent problems. The most common cause of Geofence problems on Redmi Note 8 devices is interference by battery optimization apps or killing apps. To make sure that Geofence triggers are working properly, you should disable battery optimization for Macrodroid and avoid using the Uccidi-App apps. Here are some steps you can follow to solve Geofence's problems on your Redmi Note 8: Enable position services and check location permissions: make sure that position services are enabled on your device and that Macrodroid has the authorization to access your location. Check the Macrodroid updates: make sure you have installed the latest version of Macrodroid. Updates often include bug fixes and Geofence functionality improvements. Disable battery optimization for Macrodroid: some Xiaomi devices have aggressive battery optimization functionality that can interfere with background apps like Macrodroid. To disable battery optimization for Macrodroid, go to Settings> Apps> Macrodroid> Battery and select Do not optimize. Avoid the apps of Uccidi-App: the apps of Uccidi-App can close Macrodroid and prevent them from receiving position updates. If you use a killing app app, try disabling it or excluding Macrroid from the list of monitored apps. Delete the data from the Google Play Services app: there is a problem known with Android 11 devices where Geofence triggers could stop working after a few days. To solve this problem, you can try to delete the Google Play Services app data and restart the device. To do this, go to Settings> Apps> Google Play Services> Storage> Manage Storage and Select Delete Data. If you've tried all these steps and still have problems with Geofence, you can try contacting the Macrodroid developer for further assistance. They may be able to provide specific troubleshooting tips or identify any basic problems with your device or firmware. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Bard
