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It became very difficult to override the position of the pin after the GPS decided it just had to know where I was instead of me. Also the tracking you for 5 m
by tedajax 10y ago
It became very difficult to override the position of the pin after the GPS decided it just had to know where I was instead of me.
Also the tracking you for 5 minutes after a ride is completely unforgivable.
- hsod 10y agoThey changed the UX, you now drag the pin after setting your general location and choosing your destination. I think this is because they want to suggest more efficient pickup locations instead of just wherever you happen to be standing. Felt a little weird at first but I'm already used to it.
- jackgolding 10y agoWhich is fair enough, but nearly every driver I've spoken with hates the pin and a reasonable percentage get lost unless you put a landmark in as the address.
- hsod 10y agoWeird, I've literally never used a landmark and drop pins 100% of the time. I've been taking 2-6 Uber rides a week for about three years. I've never had a problem.