Yuval1

have you tried another phone? just to see it works at all?

I have MIB3. i found that i can see this data while using ODIS as well. what is the bad data i should get for bad antenna? wrong longitude and latitude or not enough satellites?

In my case only car's GPS get the locationg spoofing, we're starting to think it's not an intended spoofing but a malfunction in the hardware of the vehicle.

Thank you for your idea, but we're living in an Off-line state where skoda connect isn't avilable so there is no information coming in and out from the eSim, and there is no privacy settings related.

No, where do you suggest i'll find thie "integrity" function in the MMI? yesterday i was scanning all avialable options for the 005F using ODIS and nothing about GPS data was found. i Made an expieremnt whcih shown this resoult: Using an Andorid phone- i have used a GPS fake location app, launched Google Maps & waze and both shown the spoofed GPS location. once i've connected the phone to the vehicle, it changed the GPS location to the real location both on the vehicle's display and on the phone (!). It shows that the vehicle always take the GPS data from it's own antenna.

Hi, I appreciate your comment. So you say replacing the actual GPS might solve it? I've read in some other places that trying to replace the OCU might actually help as well.

Hello, I live in a country that is currently in a state of war (unfortunately), and GPS jamming is being deployed, causing a 'spoofing' syndrome - showing you in a location where you are not. Due to these disruptions, I use Waze via CarPlay, or on my second phone via Android Auto, to navigate in my vehicle. Very often, because of the jamming, my displayed location is 20-30 meters to the right or left, which causes me to take wrong turns and drives me crazy. It is important to note that when I disconnect the phones from the vehicle, Waze works flawlessly on both the iPhone and the Android device. I did some reading and understood that the 5F multimedia unit receives the GPS data from the OCU unit, which is connected to the GPS antenna—which is likely receiving the jammed signals. I wanted to know if anyone is familiar with a coding option, or a software adaptation that can be made so that the vehicle and the multimedia unit permanently pull the GPS data from the phone rather than the OCU unit? I have ODIS at my disposal and would appreciate any advice on the matter. This issue also affects a good friend of mine who drives a 2025 Skoda Kamiq and experiences the exact same difficulties. Thank you to anyone who answers, wishing everyone better days.