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Some years ago you had to pay for updates and they were very slow to add new streets. Has this changed with OSM?
by KingOfCoders 5y ago
Some years ago you had to pay for updates and they were very slow to add new streets. Has this changed with OSM?
- blowski 5y agoDepends on the package you buy. I have a "lifetime subscription", so theoretically I'll never need to pay for an update. ...but then newer devices only work with newer versions of the service, for which you haven't got a lifetime subscription. Eventually, your old TomTom stops working and your subscription is now worthless so you have to buy a new one.
- throwaway128374 5y agoIf you look at the data that the MyDrive smartphone app shows for each device, you'll notice that the "lifetime subscription" has a fixed expiry date. It appeared to be ~10 years for the devices I looked at. I could not see this information any other way except via the MyDrive app.