Are you positive there is no precedence? I can think of countless examples of manually augmented reality. Let's say someone publishes a book of addresses or G

Are you positive there is no precedence? I can think of countless examples of manually augmented reality. Let's say someone publishes a book of addresses or GPS coordinates. They claim these are hotbeds of paranormal activity. Or ley lines. Or something. People are going to visit these locations based on fictional claims. Possibly they might even get something they value out of visiting the location. (Information from the dead, positive energy vibrations, whatever.) AR that claims to be authoritatively non-fictional has been done too. Think of a tourist guide book, saying what is worth visiting around town. I don't see how "the app told me I would find something there" is different from "the book told me I would find something there".