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# Geo links in X-GPS Mobile

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The **Geo links** screen allows you to create and manage [Geo links](/docs/user/guide/geo-links.md), service-independent links for displaying tracked objects on the map. They enable sharing specific tracking data with end users through automatically generated URLs, offering flexible control over content visibility and access duration.

In this section, you can:

* View all existing geo links (both created in the app and in the Navixy platform)
* Create new geo links
* Enable or disable geo links
* Duplicate, edit, and delete geo links
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<figure><img src="/files/M8RUxknkqZrTr0Od5gh2" alt="Geo link screen in X-GPS Mobile"><figcaption><p>Geo links screen</p></figcaption></figure>
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## How to create geo links in X-GPS Mobile

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Follow these steps to create a new geo link:

1. Tap **+** in the bottom-right corner of the main **Geo links** screens.
2. Select the GPS device whose location you want the geo link to display.
3. Configure the optional parameters:

* **Description:** Name or description of the geo link.
* **Lifetime:** How long the geo link remains valid. Permanent geo links never expire.
* **Label:** Customizable device name (shown in the geo link list).
* **Attributes:** Device attributes displayed in the geo link interface, e.g., speed and address.
* **Map provider:** Google by default.
* **Trace history:** Tracking history period.
* **Tracking options:** Show or hide the device based on geofence (inside, outside, or everywhere).
* **Autoscale:** Auto-adjust zoom and position to accommodate multiple device movement.
* **Show icons:** Display device icon.
* **POI and geofences:** Display selected Places and geofences.

4. Tap **Create geo link** to finalize creation. You'll see a pop-up window allowing you to preview the geo link in the browser, copy it, or share it.
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## How to view and manage geo links in X-GPS Mobile

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To view geo link information, tap it in the geo link list. This screen shows all settings chosen during its creation.

Tap <img src="/files/vIbKtpzBeLqicp15Ggjl" alt="Toggle icon" data-size="line"> to enable or disable the geo link.

Tap **⋮** to open the options menu and access the following settings:

* **Open:** Opens the geo link in the browser
* **Copy link:** Copies the link address to the clipboard
* **Edit:** Opens the **Edit** screen (similar to the [New geo link](#how-to-create-geo-links-in-x-gps-mobile) screen)
* **Duplicate:** Opens the **New geo link** screen with all settings identical to the selected geo link's.
* **Delete:** Deletes the geo link.
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