Hello

Is it possible to get the current tagged car location through the API if it is within the radius specified in teslafi?

Exmaples:

Car is at tagged location "Home" in the specified radius

- API responses with tagged_location: Home

Car is at tagged location "Office" in the specified radius

- API responses with tagged_location: Office

Car is at no tagged location

- API responses with tagged_location: null

Such an option would be great and should not be hard to implement, as teslafi.com always shows the current tagged location in the webgui already.

Thanks in advance

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Thanks!

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