Following the discussion in #563, there is a strong consensus that OSMTracker currently saves GPS coordinates with excessive precision, which implies molecular/nanometer accuracy that consumer GPS hardware simply cannot deliver.
According to the OSM Wiki on Precision of Coordinates: 6 decimal places is more than enough for the best consumer GPS.
The proposed change is to round latitude and longitude to 6 decimal places when saving track points and update GPX export.
PD: XKCD: What your GPS doesn't tell you
Following the discussion in #563, there is a strong consensus that OSMTracker currently saves GPS coordinates with excessive precision, which implies molecular/nanometer accuracy that consumer GPS hardware simply cannot deliver.
According to the OSM Wiki on Precision of Coordinates: 6 decimal places is more than enough for the best consumer GPS.
The proposed change is to round latitude and longitude to 6 decimal places when saving track points and update GPX export.
PD: XKCD: What your GPS doesn't tell you