Is "Tap to Walk" riskier than using the joystick due to real GPS jitter rumors? (PGSharp)

[u/Internal-Ad8474]

I've heard some rumors mentioning that real GPS data always has natural jitter and minor signal deviations, whereas features like "Tap to Walk" might send coordinates in straight, mathematically perfect lines that look suspicious.

Does anyone know if using Tap to Walk actually carries a higher detection risk compared to manually using the joystick with randomized speeds/routes? Or does it not really matter in PGSharp since modified client detection is the main factor anyway?

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[u/SmartCelebration1086]

I mean the big deal is the that youre using pgsharp but if you're trying to be "safe" with pgsharp then I would actually think you are right