Google Play and the Apple App Store require a video (screen recording) demonstrating why your app needs foreground location permission. The video must show your app in action and demonstrate a real use case for foreground location services.
Please create a short screen recording explaining and demonstrating how foreground location permission is used in your app. You can use the example video below as a guide.
For your video, please use the same use case as the example:
In the CMS:
1. Create a project with at least two outdoor location points set to automatic activation.
In the app:
2. Create a project with at least two outdoor location points set to automatic activation.
3. Show the project introduction page and briefly explain the use case.
4. Start the project and show the next location point.
5. Lock the screen while walking toward the location.
6. Show the notification that appears when the location is reached.
7. Unlock the screen, open the notification/location point, and show the content that has been unlocked.
8. Briefly explain why your app uses foreground location services.
Suggested script
You can follow this script for your video:
Hello, I'm going to use this game to demonstrate how the foreground location service is used. This service allows the app to detect when I reach a location while my screen is locked. When I reach the treasure location, it will trigger and I will receive a notification.
I'm now starting the game, and here is my next treasure location. I'm going to walk over there, but first I'm going to lock the screen. I should receive a notification when I reach the location.
I'm now walking outside with my screen locked and approaching the treasure location.
There we have it, Treasure Found, (Location name). I can click on the notification to open the treasure page that I have now unlocked, where I can access the challenges.
This is the reason why we are using the foreground location service. Thank you!
Submit your video
Once your video is ready, upload it to a cloud storage service such as Dropbox, Google Drive, or OneDrive, and paste the shareable link in the allocated CMS field.
Important: The video must remain accessible via the provided link. We will use this link when submitting your app to Google Play and the Apple App Store.