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# Collect location

You can now **collect user location seamlessly on WhatsApp** using a native block that allows users to share their location with just a tap of a button—no typing required.

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### Question

The question to be asked when collecting the location from the user. This question will be followed with a "Send location" button.&#x20;

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### Error message

The error message to be sent when the user sends something unexpected than the location details i.e they closed the location input screen and typed something random.

### Location response

When the user submits the location, we receive the following details:

* Location name
* Address
* Latitude
* Longitude

You can map these fields to your variables to use the collected data for API calls for anything else.

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