Sorry that I missed this one, as you pointed out and as chronology is important, just because I even rarely look in my back mirror, certainly less than 50%.
All mentioned here above is all right with me, but anyway i don’t want to rely on WiFi/triangulation only by knowing there is separate GNSS receiver that can be and maybe should be used as standalone unit when executing 112 or 911 call. What I purely suggested in my relatively poor English is that for partial privacy myself, and maybe some others, want to have Teseo-LIV3F {(supporting one of two frequencies that are utilized; one at 1575.42 MHz (10.23 MHz × 154) and second at 1227.60 MHz (10.23 MHz × 120)}, only capable of locating my position just by having emergency telephone call (either 112 or 911) when help needed or just lost somewhere in the desert or wood, for example, but still way away from any neighboring town, like in the middle of nowhere. I posted some of my AML thoughts here as well:
Maybe I am pushing too far, but this might be another strong difference that may count with/for Librem 5, because if you just count on WiFi, without saying here that this is not important option as well (just not my preferred approach to privacy), location advantages as such, as known and common system within cities, someone might be lost forever, as I see this when someone calls because of serious distress situation. Here is very recent video how only Galileo GNSS location system may save someone life even without neighboring tower to execute here discussed emergency call (at the first place), and without WiFi network for sure:
Again, I am just saying loud my wish/idea in which direction some developers might move towards with usage of Teseo-LIV3F (and future dual-frequency TeseoAPP family) module on Linux and not saying this is reachable as I don’t know.