> When getting directions, you could designate a number of areas on the map as “avoid area”.
It's noteworthy, because I've only seen this feature in Rolls-Royce navigation in recent times.
It's noteworthy, because I've only seen this feature in Rolls-Royce navigation in recent times.
No-go zones have been used all over the world for decades.
Waze still tries to navigate me through this neighborhood all the time. It makes the app nearly worthless for finding routes home. There are also some other streets I've learned not to trust when Waze tells me to take them home, as they often have much more traffic than predicted. I'd love to be able to block those as well.
Also as votes are hidden here me-toos provide useful info.
It’s perfectly okay to consider this and still say the feature’s benefits are overwhelming. But the rabiat outburst of denying even the possibility is an indictment of the posters more than the suggestion that triggered them.
https://edition.cnn.com/2015/10/05/americas/brazil-wrong-dir...