I would like to ask you the following question. I occasionally visit Russia and go for runs here. However, there are often problems with GPS navigation: during my runs, the app periodically moves my location to other parts of the city or even outside of it. In other words, I can instantly "move" several kilometers away and then return to my original location just as quickly. This is likely due to GPS signal interference common in Russia.
Question: Is it possible to implement a special setting that would mitigate this effect? I believe it is clear that instantly moving a person several kilometers away is a navigation error. It would be great to have an additional option that would automatically detect such anomalies and correct them in real-time, ignoring sudden jumps and restoring the correct running trajectory. This could be done automatically or at the user's request.
Are the Strava developers planning to add such an option?
