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which is to say: terrible
yes, it is. but between it and graphhopper (or osm), it's "enough" for me.
i don't need a feature-filled "app" (my phone is 'dumb'), and the only time i end up on something else like bing or google maps is if a site i need to use embeds and relies upon them.
my problem with apple maps is how frequently it has something's location completely wrong because osm addresses use the European addressing system everywhere when i don't live in europe
Agreed. Even if it were identical to Google maps in terms of content, it runs slower on all platforms Iโve so far tried (windows, iOS, OSX).