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For example, Gaia Maps. It's just a navigation app using publicly funded USGS or crowd sourced base maps, but by switching over to a user account requirement, t
by kilolima 3y ago
For example, Gaia Maps. It's just a navigation app using publicly funded USGS or crowd sourced base maps, but by switching over to a user account requirement, they can con people into paying a monthly subscription for map "updates".
If you're going to rip people off with "software as a service" then you need to require an account.
- newaccount74 3y agoJust because maps are based on public data doesn't mean that making them doesn't cost money.