It's always funny to me when I'm new to an area and they offer me 14 precise turns and landmarks to get to the park 2 miles away. I'm just going to plug "the park" into my maps and know precisely where it is.
And it totally makes sense. If you don't have navigation software arriving at a specific place in a small village somewhere in the countryside where you have never been would be super stressful. They probably thought they are doing us a solid by leading us there.
No you won't. "Your maps" will know where it is, but not you.
Being pedantic is never pointless.
> Maps don't "know" anything, they're computer programs that run on your phone.
True. So OK, should have used one more set of quotes: "Your maps" will "know" where it is, but not you.
Thanks for the heads-up.