Pokémon Go is an extremely popular augmented reality game available on both iOS and Android devices. Players of this game experience a sense of being in a real-world location, as it requires a stable internet connection and GPS to play. It can be played on almost any Android or iOS device as long as there is a stable internet connection, and the game has been released in partnership with Nintendo and Niantic across the globe.
The game features 150 Anime characters, including many Pokémon from the original Manga, providing an immersive experience for players. However, players sometimes encounter issues with weak internet or GPS connectivity, resulting in an “Error 11: GPS Signal not found” message when launching the game. In this article, we will explain how players can ensure they are always connected by identifying the root cause of the problem and providing solutions to fix it.
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How to Fix the “GPS Signal not found” error in Pokémon Go?

Reason for Error 11:GPS signal not found” on Pokémon Go?
Multiple reports found the reason, and you can check those common errors that show fix Error 11 on your device.
- Permission Access
Android and iOS potentially care about users’ privacy, and they disable some permission on the user’s behalf. It might be the reason to restrict the permission to use GPS or the internet on your device for Pokémon Go. You can check permission for the game in setting or App Management from the device setting. If game permission for access GPS and internet access turned off, then you allow permission to access GPS and the internet. - Rotted Phone
It commonly found in Android, which considers a security threat by the developers. In some scenarios, GPS error triggered due to specific hack/exploits that a rotted device could not run. - Disable GPS
Before launching the game, make sure you turned on GPS because the game requires internet and GPS connection both at the same time to establish a connection between your device and server. - Power Saving Mode
Most of Custom Android skin comes with Power-Saving mode, Which used to consume fewer resources to save battery. Not to mention, it quite useful but during playing game, especially like Pokémon needs an active GPS and Internet connection with interruption. So, We recommend you to Turn off any Battery saver mode.
Solution 1: Turn on Airplane Mode.
If you are outdoor, Where you can’t find a stable GPS signal, then you can turn on and then turn off aeroplane mode again.
- Swipe-down the “Notification Panel” on your Android Device.
(Open your “Control Panel”, if you are Apple users.) - Turn on Airplane Mode. Wait for a moment.
- Then, turn it back off.
(It will reset all the radio and GPS to connect the nearest tower.)