How does a Wi-Fi only tablet route on Google Maps when on the road?

Mar 29, 2018 123 Replies

It would seem obvious to me. It knows it doesn't have GPS. It knows it doesn't have cell service. It knows it doesn't know precisely where you are, it's apparently based on what wifi points it sees. So, it's not going to keep fiddling with routes and such when it's not reliable. We already have people driving onto railroad tracks instead of the road because they blindly follow GPS. This would be an inaccurate, liability disaster. It shows you the planned route and it's guesstimate of where you are.

Ragnusen Ultred posted for all of us...

No one cares ragamuffin

Am Mon, 2 Apr 2018 16:26:43 -0400, schrieb Tekkie?:

Classic TROLL by *Tekkie the Troll* who can't add a single iota of technical value to *any* thread.

At least Clare acts like an adult would act when he disagrees with another sentient adult; but Tekkie doesn't have anywhere near the intelligence that Clare has, nor the technical competence, and certainly not the experience to act like an adult would and should act.

Just watch.

Ragnusen Ultred posted for all of us...

Ragamuffin you are so funny. How would and should an adult act? I can answer, not like you. The line is taut... Yeah, I have faults, but yours surpass mine. Clare is a good guy. I have offered quite a few posts to help you but your ignorance and self centered demeanor prevent you from recalling them. Have you finally got your no explode light switch designed?

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