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They do not avoid OpenStreetMap entirely. They use OSM (and about 300 other sources). On a map, click on the "legal" link, then click through the "more" link to
by chippy 8y ago
They do not avoid OpenStreetMap entirely. They use OSM (and about 300 other sources). On a map, click on the "legal" link, then click through the "more" link to see the list.
Generally speaking, though, they use TomTom wherever possible.
- rmc 8y agoI'm curious how they use OSM. If they mix the OSM data with other data, then OSM's GPL-like 'share alike' licence clause kicks in.... > They use OSM (and about 300 other sources). On a map, click on the "legal" link, then click through the "more" link to see the list. If you don't merge OSM data, then you only need to attribute OSM. And I don't think this is sufficient for the licence, which says: "You must include a notice ... reasonably calculated to make any Person that is exposed to the Work aware that Content was obtained from [OSM]". i.e. basically every map has to say "OSM"