• Synapse
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    46 months ago

    Any recommendations? So far, Google maps has remain my go-to despite my efforts to de-google myself.

    • @themarty27
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      126 months ago

      OpenStreetMap, and the various clients for it. I personally am a big fan of Organic Maps, fast, responsive and clean. If you happen to be on iOS, I hear Apple Maps is also not as bad as Google, though also not open source.

      • jherazob
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        56 months ago

        For my use case of mixed public transportation i don’t think there’s anything OSM-based that comes even close to GMaps yet (i’d LOVE to be proven wrong here, i’m in the western EU area so lemme know if there’s something i can try)

        • Pussista
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          16 months ago

          Apple Maps is really good in that regard if your goal is just escaping Google. Still a Big Tech company, though.

      • Kernal64
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        6 months ago

        Is there an OSM client that has live traffic info or incorporates live public transport schedules? This has been the only thing keeping me from switching.

        • @themarty27
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          25 months ago

          AFAIK OpenStreetMap itself doesn’t have live traffic info, and I do not know of any client that has it, sorry :(

      • Kernal64
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        86 months ago

        I’m not sure if you’re joking, but Waze has been owned by Google for over a decade. It’s not a real alternative at this point.

      • @AlbertSpangler@lemmings.world
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        26 months ago

        Waze covering up important areas of the map (such as junctions I was supposed to get off at) with adverts for local businesses was what made me rapidly give up on it.

        Google going full on with the enshitification here