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I assume Waze is monitoring the entire duration of your travel (while you have it on at least). It should be fairly easy to identify users who stay within the 0
by brbsix 10y ago
I assume Waze is monitoring the entire duration of your travel (while you have it on at least). It should be fairly easy to identify users who stay within the 0.25mi radius of one neighborhood and/or never exceed 20mph.
There is an 'Allow mock locations' toggle in developer options, though applications can detect that it's been enabled. Xposed framework can prevent that however.
Perhaps some community will start a crowdsource fund to hire a developer to implement such a system? Or go low-tech and crowdsource real users, paying $n per false report.
They could also take a page from the residents of Beachwood Canyon (near the Hollywood sign in LA) who petitioned their council member to arrange a deal with Garmin and Google Maps. http://gizmodo.com/why-people-keep-trying-to-erase-the-hollywood-sign-from-1658084644 http://gizmodo.com/why-people-keep-trying-to-erase-the-holly...