Lock the current map rotation below given speed

see settings > GPS > Map rotation mode

1) hardware compass is mostly useless to me (Samsung A35) even with calibration

2) auto change is similar because when you stop you still have the compass rotate to wrong angle

I always use "Orientation via GPS". This works very well while moving, and now also with Smooth movement, until you stop, or below few km/h. Then 50% of time in next few seconds, the map will rotate by 10..45 degrees, which in busy areas can be disorientating.

For the Orientation via GPS mode, my suggestion is to enable the bottom speed threshold textbox, with the comment specific to the selected mode, like "Lock orientation at or below this speed". I would set it to say 2km/h. Then as the calculated GPS speed reduces towards zero in few seconds after actually stopping, the current map is locked before the silly final rotation.

General comment: HDOP for modern devices is around +/-3m and even when stationary there is constant jitter of position, but the speed is clearly zero. Locus indicates this with change of map cursor icon, but the threshold appears "too low" - 0km/h. Maybe the threshold for deciding when "stopped" could be an expert setting - eg. 2km/h?