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>It's not reliable if you're cross referencing constantly. Eh, I cross reference Google Maps with Waze all the time back when I used it, but I wouldn't dare ca
by spideymans 6y ago
>It's not reliable if you're cross referencing constantly.
Eh, I cross reference Google Maps with Waze all the time back when I used it, but I wouldn't dare call Google Maps unreliable. It costs nothing to do, so why wouldn't it?
- soperj 6y agoIt costs time?
- zapzupnz 6y agoNot the person to whom you were responding, but does it really cost that much time? If I need to be sure of where something is, like for a job interview or a time-critical meeting, I'll check as many sources as I can. Disclaimer: I'm from New Zealand. Map data is constantly out of date here, no matter which vendor you deal with. Google, Apple, Bing, OSM, whatever. For me, double checking is no problem.
- soperj 6y agoI've been to NZ in the last 10 years(2015), and used Here maps (because I was able to download the entire country map and use them all offline) and had no problem there. I was in the south part of the South Island, from Dunedin in through Roxborough and Alexandra, so not the case of just sticking to Auckland or anything.
- sellyme 6y ago> I cross reference Google Maps with Waze all the time back when I used it, but I wouldn't dare call Google Maps unreliable Unless "back when I used it" refers to pre-2013, I'm not sure I'd describe that as cross-referencing.