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Because it's a map app.
by joesb 8y ago
Because it's a map app.
- pluma 8y agoWeird. I remember a time when maps were printed on paper and somehow worked as references without a satellite connection. I also remember having used Google Maps to look up routes between two places while I was underground and GPS didn't work and my current location was indicated as being miles away from where I was. It's almost like GPS is not actually required for anything other than indicating your current location.