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I can't speak to the two you ask about, but, eg. OpenStreetMap has far more useful data than Google/Apple maps (at least in my region). It's a functionality cho
by mellosouls 5y ago
I can't speak to the two you ask about, but, eg. OpenStreetMap has far more useful data than Google/Apple maps (at least in my region). It's a functionality choice rather than privacy/ethical.
For me on Android:
In-car navigation - Waze + AmiGo;
Town centre navigation - Here/OsmAnd;
Searching - Google Maps;
Off-road, tracking, poi info, terrain, overview etc - OsmAnd (OpenStreetMap).
OsmAnd search UX sucks or I'd use it for that as well; the data is there.
Here and OsmAnd are both offline after initial setup, which you will do when you install them, no need to remember to manually prepare local tiles as with Google maps offline.