For me, the most egregious behavior comes from those “disruptive” services trying to be “helpful” by using the address form as search instead of taking the addr

For me, the most egregious behavior comes from those “disruptive” services trying to be “helpful” by using the address form as search instead of taking the address as is. All of the possible choices invariably lead drivers to the wrong location. No one at Uber read anyting like “myths programmers believe about addresses” it seems. Also, my country (Portugal) has a postal code that almost uniquely identifies my house, and both Google Maps and Waze ignore it in favor of hand-wavy parsing of the rest of the address.