The question is what not "ignoring this" entails.
Essentially we would need to file a complaint with the respective authorities
which afaik even the companies that are directly affected by this (see for
example
Hi Simon,
No this is not that simple and (in my view) OSM shouldn't ignore this. It
works with quite a few existing third party apps (list on [1], [2])
including Google competitors (e.g. Amazon Music) and Open Source (e.g.
Signal messenger).
I cannot see any OSM app in the list which is a shame
> If there are tertiary ways that don't meet the above criteria they
> should be listed in some form of text file for individual editing if
> appropriate.
Where does this text file live? Better to add notes to the map / fixmes
to the data.
Neil
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AFAIK "Android Auto" is actually "google Auto" and simply an app that
connects to compatible screens provided by car manufacturers that are in
bed with the goog (sometimes in an open relationship complemented with
the same from the fruit company). As actually running the app requires
selling your
On 22/09/2018 14:46, Martin Wynne wrote:
Great. Let them consider themselves so. It has little to do with OSM
& nothing to do with this specific subject.
OSM mappers spend many hours of their free time adding stuff to OSM
because it interests them and in the hope that others may find it
Hi all,
I recently was on holiday and needed maps for the hire car. Usually I use
Maps.Me as I like the fact that you can download the maps in advance and
that they have the hotels from Booking.com (thereby increasing the chance
that I can easily find my hotel).
This time however I forgot the
Hi Martin,
Many thanks to whoever did this.
Here's the related pull request on Github:
https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/pull/3327
Thanks,
Greg
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