Help with the latest verson of Waze
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From: South Texas
Can anyone tell me how to tag cops and warnings on the OPPOSITE side of the road? Now that I have the latest update, I can't figure it out. The forum Mod for Waze basically said go FO.
Joined: Feb 2005
Posts: 35,605
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From: South Texas
Running on my iPad with the latest updates. Yes there is a "new version" of Waze, now I can't seem to tag the other side of the road.
I'm on release 3.9.6.0 on android, and the other side button is still on the lower-right side of the police tagging popup.
I disabled auto-update for waze, just in case.
I disabled auto-update for waze, just in case.
Well, that's lame. I wonder if it has something to do with Virginia cops complaining about the feature.
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I love Waze too, but the cops are getting wiser to Waze, so it's not always a foolproof source of presence info:
http://www.caranddriver.com/features...tested-feature
"As the number of Wazers has grown, cops have adapted. They move when they get tagged, for example. If you see multiple cops tagged within a couple of miles, it’s usually just the same one, changing his spot every few minutes. I’ve seen cops clustered in cellphone dead zones since you need a signal to upload their location. Waze also requires a critical mass of traffic because an empty road tells no secrets. And, of course, social police-spotting is worthless against cruisers that are in motion."
http://www.caranddriver.com/features...tested-feature
"As the number of Wazers has grown, cops have adapted. They move when they get tagged, for example. If you see multiple cops tagged within a couple of miles, it’s usually just the same one, changing his spot every few minutes. I’ve seen cops clustered in cellphone dead zones since you need a signal to upload their location. Waze also requires a critical mass of traffic because an empty road tells no secrets. And, of course, social police-spotting is worthless against cruisers that are in motion."
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: South Texas
I have been using it since before it was sold to Google, I knew then that it wasn't "accurate" I rarely found cops where Waze said they were, however, it does alert me to cops in the AREA and I act accordingly. The cops down here don't monitor it much if at all.
An alert would be nice, but I have a mount that puts the phone up by my steering wheel. So I just glance over at it from time to time and if I see a cluster of cop reportings, slow down a bit.
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