Honestly, what I dislike is everyone else also having GPS/etc. Which is to say, I don't want them getting lost, per se, at least not on purpose, but the idea of

Honestly, what I dislike is everyone else also having GPS/etc. Which is to say, I don't want them getting lost, per se, at least not on purpose, but the idea of anyone living at all that way again is mostly gone. Ironically, the very technology which signified a certain degree of wealth in the early 90s (cellular phones) provided the connectivity to provide the least wealthy access to the internet that was not possible when most internet access was available only through wired connection or satellite. Which isn't a complaint about wealth, at all.... more saying you are more likely to be able to be tracked down to your exact precise location in many slums or beach towns than some offramp with none of those things you were looking for (food, etc). Most of the little places I went to in Central America were long ago reviewed to death on places like Yelp and replaced with pricier places created for places like Yelp.