Google maps is no longer reliable, it's completely unreliable

Today is the day I have finally had enough

I have been going to the same hospital for the last three days

This Morning I booted up maps, pressed the last entry in my history and for some reason Google decided to send me to a different pavilion across the city.

I did not think much of the different route until almost there because !Traffic

Why did Google decide That the same place I have been going was now a different place?

And that's not a one off situation

I work on contract and every 3rd time, when I select the address and link directly into maps, Google decides that not only should I go to a completely different address, but it's in a completely different area code.

I have no way of knowing that it's the completely wrong address because the navigator doesn't show, but also because I never went there before.

As this happened more than once, I had started entering the address on my laptop then sending the directions to my phone - this actually doesn't help! Google decided that it won't actually look at the adress, but instead send me to the mid point of the street the address is on in a different city.

Google Maps has become completely unreliable!



Submitted November 28, 2019 at 05:15PM by Timoris https://ift.tt/34vlYRC https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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