CavtelGPS is not suitable for navigation or use where safety is critical and must not be used while driving.

Overview

CavtelGPS enables you to exchanges location links with your friends. You can post an update with or without a location link. To post with a location link, your Twitter™ account must be set to 'Protect my updates'.  If you post an update with a location, the amount of text you can send is automatically reduced to 80 characters to allow for the location tag. Location links are to Google Maps™ on the web. Your Twitter™ friends can open location links using their PC browser. If you receive a location link created by CavtelGPS or a geolocation created by another Twitter™ client, you can use it to open a Google Maps™ by selecting the Tweet™. Posting Tweets™, receiving Tweets™ and viewing maps all use mobile data transmission, the cost of which depends on your mobile tariff.

 CavtelGPS settings require your Twitter™ username and password. Your Twitter™ password is case sensitive. CavtelGPS does not require your Twitter™ Full Name or email address which should not be entered. CavtelGPS downloads a maximum of 20 recent Tweets™. CavtelGPS does not require your Twitter™ account to be set to Enable geolocation. If your Twitter™ account is set to Enable geolocation and you Update with location, CavtelGPS will send your location as well as including it as a tag within the Tweet™. Caversham Telecom does not claim any endorsement by Twitter™ and does not accept any responsibility whatsoever for the reliability or security of Twitter™'s systems.

 Security and Privacy

For your security, CavtelGPS will only post updates with a location tag if your Twitter™ account, Tweet Privacy is set to 'Protect my tweets'. Please use your PC browser to enable Protect my Tweets in your Twitter™ account settings. Then use your PC browser to post a new protected update which confirms the change. Please choose your Twitter™ friends with care and think about your security before posting an update with a location link. Caversham Telecom does not claim any endorsement by Twitter™ and does not accept any responsibility whatsoever for the reliability or security of Twitter™'s systems.

 GPS                                  

 To create a location link, CavtelGPS requires good Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) reception.  GPS reception is best out of doors but can also work indoors close to a large window. GPS can also work in a car if your phone is placed with a clear view of the sky, for example, under the front or rear screens. In a vehicle, tinted or heated screens can reduce or prevent GPS reception.  If your iPhone's GPS receiver has not been used recently, it may need time to update its satellite tables.  CavtelGPS relies on GPS data from your iPhone™ and Caversham Telecom accepts no responsibility whatsoever for the accuracy of any GPS data.

 Support               

 If you cannot find an answer in Help, please email support@cavtel.co.uk  or write to Caversham Telecom Ltd, 20 Priest Hill, Reading RG4 7RZ United Kingdom, mentioning CavtelGPS on iPhone.