>In this case, how many users are they losing to Apple Maps, for instance? If they're integrating Waze's data into GMaps, then that number might be far lower t

>In this case, how many users are they losing to Apple Maps, for instance? If they're integrating Waze's data into GMaps, then that number might be far lower than you think. Waze covers more countries than Apple Maps does, and they do so with more accuracy than GMaps. For example, I went on vacation to Belize some time ago. Apple Maps simply didn't offer the option for directions. Google Maps didn't understand that driving in the wrong direction is something you're not supposed to do. Meanwhile, Waze effortlessly led me to my destination. Apple Maps is high-quality, but that means nothing if it isn't offered where you live.