I\'ve had quite some issues with the Geolocation Cordova plugin (org.apache.cordova.geolocation). It works fine on iOS, but it doesn\'t at all on Android.
As I under
The Geolocation object passed to the callbacks in navigator.geolocation.getCurrentLocation() contains two prototype getters coords and timestamp, which means that hasOwnProperty will return false, which I assume that JSON.stringify excludes.
When logging all keys on the object I get the following:
[object Geoposition]
.coords [object Coordinates]
.latitude
.longitude
.altitude
.accuracy
.altitudeAccuracy
.heading
.speed
.timestamp
Never the less, these values are valid when accessed normally.