yep... just like Waze...
Only different this this is a app, vs Waze doing the same thing within its own application.
Maybe a migration of Apple method too into Maps ?
Apple's turning their own app into a 'crowd-sorced' app.. Probably to make up to the disaster they attempted to deliver right, they mucked up.
This is kinda interesting...... a company decides to go into their own Maps, (something they stared way back before Google, so no experience),, Not a surprise they mucked it up, and now are looking how Waze (now Google) does it and following their example, since crows sourced is the way...
Alas, having said this, is can also mean everyone can submit wrong info.... Having not used waze, I dunno, but there must be verification to make sure the place exist, road/transit etc... otherwise many users would suddenly find their late for work.
Only different this this is a app, vs Waze doing the same thing within its own application.
Maybe a migration of Apple method too into Maps ?
Apple's turning their own app into a 'crowd-sorced' app.. Probably to make up to the disaster they attempted to deliver right, they mucked up.
This is kinda interesting...... a company decides to go into their own Maps, (something they stared way back before Google, so no experience),, Not a surprise they mucked it up, and now are looking how Waze (now Google) does it and following their example, since crows sourced is the way...
Alas, having said this, is can also mean everyone can submit wrong info.... Having not used waze, I dunno, but there must be verification to make sure the place exist, road/transit etc... otherwise many users would suddenly find their late for work.
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