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I work for a small agency and we recently had to create a new Business Connect account. Now, we are unable to claim existing Apple Maps listings on behalf of our clients. We can only create new listings or suggest edits via the app. How do we go about claiming an existing listing so that we can update/manage the information?
This question mainly pertains to: “how much data speeds you need to run (Apple Maps).”
Ex:
-Emails/basic web browsing = 1mbps - 5mbps
-Streaming HD video: 5-10 Mbps
-Online Gaming: 10-25 Mbps
-4K streaming and heavy usage: 25+ Mbps
Anyways, I am asking this question because I am soon going to get a “cellular data plan.” The plan in question offers (5mbps) on average. I just don’t want to risk having less (data speeds) —> to where gps will malfunction.
Major events:
- Buffalo, NY (solar eclipse)
- Cleveland, OH (solar eclipse)
- Indianapolis, IN (solar eclipse)
- New Orleans, LA (Super Bowl)
- Paris, France (Summer Olympics)
- Syracuse, NY (solar eclipse)
Others:
- Baltimore, MD (poor coverage)
- Boston, MA (Major US city)
- Philadelphia, PA (major US city)
- Tulsa, OK (poor coverage)
Since Apple is mostly focusing on the US right now, I don't really foresee a major European update until the US and Canada are done.
Is there a way to enable spoken directions to continue even when on a phone call instead of just a loud “ping” noise indicating a direction change?
I’d like spoken directions to work for a phone call the same way it does with music; just to speak over the full direction.
https://support.apple.com/guide/apple-business-connect/document-revision-history-abcb0437d982/web
Now lists how to create an Enterprise account and how to add new businesses to it.
I recently moved out of state and have to travel between states to see my family. I know that there's no reasonable way to cross the border between the states without having to go through at least one toll. (The only other option would be a 6 hour route upstate and back down). But my question is: if I choose the "Avoid Tolls" option, and it recommends routes with tolls, does it still try and avoid as many as possible? Or is it more of an "all or nothing" thing? It shows multiple routes with tolls, but doesn't say if one has more than the other. Just the no-toll route and a few ones with tolls. And sometimes when I'm driving it seems like it's taking me through every one. I know that once I cross the border, there's got to be ways to get to my destination without having to go through any more (I'm just not navigation-savy enough to do it without a GPS yet)
Edit: I said the word "toll" too much lol
Idk if this gets asked here a lot or not, but I can’t figure out if I can actually do that or not. I’ve tried tapping on the location twice but it doesn’t do what I want, it’s not close up or have the speed limit up.
Is there any way to do that? If not, is there an app alternative I could use for that?