Technically the sign support sticks aren’t signs. And some of the signs clicked on weren’t street signs, if you identify street signs as those put up by a gover

Technically the sign support sticks aren’t signs. And some of the signs clicked on weren’t street signs, if you identify street signs as those put up by a government agency to regulate or assist with driving on a street. Also, he clicked a hotel, which isn’t a storefront. When Google says storefront they mean a multi-tenant store facing a street with a big sign indicating the store’s name or purpose. Sometimes these locations are closed, but they rarely look like hotels, houses or apartments. I have also had to pass, twice, by saying nothing was relevant and not clicking anything. I’ve also had it show me streets with cars and had it ask me to select storefronts... (Trick questions, maybe to see if I click wrong then change my mind?) And I’m much more likely to get it wrong on my iPhone than on a computer, perhaps Google doesn’t have as much mouse movement data that way, and can’t fingerprint an iPhone as uniquely?