I defended Waze in this thread, but frankly it's absurd to me that someone would argue that a process which requires several taps on specific parts of the scree

I defended Waze in this thread, but frankly it's absurd to me that someone would argue that a process which requires several taps on specific parts of the screen (like reporting a stopped car) is the same level of impact as other GPS apps that require literally zero interaction while you're driving...