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What? No. OSM or literally anything else than a fucking car. Stars and sextant.
He emphasized that for him living in Japan and mainly needing to use maps in order to navigate, the japanese car GPS is the best fit.
Which obviously is very different for people in a different situation.
Organic maps rocks
Organic died shortly ago (they'd been enshittifying for a while). We go with CoMaps nowadays.
Can't say I agree
Thats what Felix said, im personally a fan of OrganicMaps
Investigate CoMaps... There's some drama around Organic Maps due to bad leadership
It is up to you
Personally I don't see anything wrong
Because traffic data can't be obtained without some tracking...
In Japan they have an IR beacon system to track traffic congestion which works anonymously and lets offline car navigation systems have good-quality traffic info.
Great info so that's why non popular japaneese car app is working great for him
I think it would be cool to do some sort of p2p network
Either way the problem isn't with the technology, but with how many people in a road junction is using that software.