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That's assuming you have it on and updated before you hit the road. I think it's off by default, and I'm guessing most people haven't thought to turn it on, or
by jader201 3y ago
That's assuming you have it on and updated before you hit the road.
I think it's off by default, and I'm guessing most people haven't thought to turn it on, or are even aware of it.
- patmorgan23 3y agoI'm pretty sure maps caches the data around you if you've used it somewhat recently. It saves Google bandwidth too.
- jader201 3y agoI’m not so sure. Anecdotally, I’ve made it to a remote destination using Maps, then hopped back in the car an hour later (with no signal), and it couldn’t load anything. This seems to happen quite often.
- Scoundreller 3y agoMaps used to expire after 30 days (no idea why), and the auto-updating while on wifi wasn't great unless you were in the app forcing it update. Nowadays they last 365d.