Speak to us Arnaud!
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Use the https
https://uplink.satcom-70.com/
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I would remove that pic. The codes are individualized.
The coordinates they give are accurate too, I just double checked.
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Also shows GPS coords, likely pretty close to where you are …
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It is not working for me, even though using https …
I think I secured my internet a bit too good for this app to work
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I cannot access it on my phone either. Says access denied. You must allow GPS. It is trying to find me on my tablet. My internet prolly will keep it from working.
Not too bothered about that. If anyone really wants to know where I am, I’ll tell them.
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Got it sorted to work for me … Not sure I like it though, but I guess we’ll find out
On my way! I need some more tea. 
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It’s a long, damp, paddle, that Atlantic.
I did it a second time and got a different code.
And that is most likely how I would have to get there. All out of likes so here 
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For those using Google Chrome, make sure to allow sharing location.
Check Chrome Settings, then Content Settings, then Location. Turn it on and refresh Myriad uplink to enter acces code again. It should ask to share location now. I think you can disable Location sharing after again, as the url gets added to the allowed list.
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Hoping they don’t share this data with the Chinese … They might sent a satellite!
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Mars is a red planet and there is a red circle on the app. I think we are about to witness the birth of the red orb form of the Atlas.
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I am in! 
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It says it’s accessing GPS - but I’m using a desktop. It doesn’t have GPS. The best they can do is the location of the broadband box down the street.
I think there’s a certain amount of fakery going on.
Funny, but after checking that location, it appears they got it wrong anyway … lol, my bad, I know how to fool things.
Outa likes here too so here is one for everyone
Also, they may just be using the IP address only and saying it needs the gps. Maybe.