Hi
I am using a custom class to update user location. When initializing the class, I create a CLLocationManager object to be used by the class
CLLocationManager *locManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init];
[self setLocationManager:locManager];
The line returning a nil is CLLocationManager *locManager = [[CLLocationManager alloc] init]; which is what causes an issue.
This code works great most of the times. But on one particular device (OS Version 3.1), the init returns a nil. Any idea why CLLocationManager would return a nil on initialization?
Thanks.