Tried to use Follow me mode for the first time and got " Air Craft is too far away ". Brought it closer to me( within 10 meters ) still got message.
Shut everything off and tried again. Now I get this.

Does your device support GPS?  

Mark The Droner Posted at 2017-1-22 11:35
Does your device support GPS?

every other mode works ie...waypoint/POI

have you got location turned on in settings on what ever you view it on

Wow..cool. didn't know that. where do you usually fly if i may ask. thank friend.

SN0WY3000 Posted at 2017-1-22 12:11
have you got location turned on in settings on what ever you view it on

I think I know what happened, we Have galaxy note 7's and we had to shut of our provider service ( Verizon). But i'm not sure if that's the issue yet.

we did have to shut off our phone service (Verizon) because of the Note 7 issue. but I thought I could still use it like a tablet. OH well.

The Follow Me mode uses the GPS receiver in your phone to tell the aircraft where the RC unit is, and therefore you. In order to work, location services or its equivalent must be enabled. Although it is supposed to use the GPS signal from the phone, many phones cannot obtain a reliable GPS fix without resort to the Wireless Positioning Service, meaning you need to have a functioning cell service.

DRONE NATION Posted at 2017-1-22 12:20
Wow..cool. didn't know that. where do you usually fly if i may ask. thank friend.

US, Pennsylvania

Geebax Posted at 2017-1-22 13:22
The Follow Me mode uses the GPS receiver in your phone to tell the aircraft where the RC unit is, and therefore you. In order to work, location services or its equivalent must be enabled. Although it is supposed to use the GPS signal from the phone, many phones cannot obtain a reliable GPS fix without resort to the Wireless Positioning Service, meaning you need to have a functioning cell service.

Thank You, that explains it pretty well.