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I think the problem is users don't want to pay and have their data scrutinized for ads. It would be like if you paid Facebook and still had your data going to m
by jakecopp 8y ago
I think the problem is users don't want to pay and have their data scrutinized for ads. It would be like if you paid Facebook and still had your data going to many third parties.
I think Mapbox has a very different reputation for this reason (also they contribute back to OpenStreetMap).
- draeert 8y agoGoogle doesn't store user data when you use the paid version of maps. For example when you call places API on the premium plan nothing is ever stored on Google's side after the query is made and results returned.
- sam_goody 8y agoCan you provide a link for that? When I used Google Apps for business (not overly cheap)they were using more of our data than we were. Of course, maps API might be different, but would love a source.