Disable the ability to manually set or move the location in Field Maps

MartinOwens1

Has anyone figured out a way to force data collection though only GPS in Field Maps and disable the ability to manually place a point or move a point. For a high accuracy data collection project the ability to manually set or accidentally move the map to a different target location while collecting data is undesirable. I know accuracy requirements can be set, but that only applies if using GPS. Before I submit in the ArcGIS Ideas I wanted to see if anyone has been able to accomplish this.

PeterKnoop

The workaround we currently employee is to use symbology to catch a user's attention. We display a huge, red symbol when "Position source type" (esrignss_positionsourcetype) from the GPS metadata fields is not "External GNSS Receiver":

 

If a user overrides the GPS and manually places a point, then when they submit it they get the big red dot because the Position source type is User Defined.

If a user accidentally edits an existing point placed with the GNSS receiver, and manually moves it somewhere else, And hits Update point, AND submits it, then the Position source type is changed to User Defined. So the symbol becomes the big red dot, however, the point is indeed now in the wrong place with no way to undo it easily... but that is a lot of steps to go through by accident.