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    What might be a way to get GPS coordinates in Python?

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        I'd like to try using my little Aquaris E4.5 as a locator beacon for my bicycle, whereby it pings me if it detects that it is being moved. So, I would like to try getting its GPS location in a Python script running on the phone. Is there some way to do this? I saw on Android there is something like this that could be consulted:

        adb shell dumpsys location
        
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          advocatux @BlandCorporation
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          @blandcorporation I've forwarded your question to some developers, let's see if someone knows the answer.

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            advocatux @BlandCorporation
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            @blandcorporation Michelle just told me you can take a look to https://github.com/mymike00/ActivityTracker

            Edit: Rodney told me «use Qt via pyotherside, or qml and pass to the python».

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