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... yes? just like you need a google account to use google's business services So you weren't unable to do it, you made a choice to rely on automated systems g
by olliej 3y ago
... yes? just like you need a google account to use google's business services
So you weren't unable to do it, you made a choice to rely on automated systems getting the right information through scraping or whatever they do. That's your choice, but you don't get to then act like it was not possible to do the task.
That's like saying "I tried to rent a car from hertz but that's no actually possible. They asked for a 'license'".
- fortran77 3y ago> That's like saying "I tried to rent a car from hertz but that's no actually possible. They asked for a 'license'". No, that's nothing like what it's like. It's like "I woke up this morning and there's a Hertz car parked in my front lawn, but when I call Hertz to tell them about the problem, they won't talk to me unless I sign a contract with them."
- wilg 3y agoThis isn't an issue worth fixing because basically nobody else is worried about signing up for an Apple ID if they want to update their business information with Apple. If that's the blocker, you'll just have to rely on Apple to update Apple's business information directory, or get a friend to do it, or simply click "Report an Issue" when using Apple Maps.