https://www.traccar.org/

The sad part is no Linux client, cause there is a lot of GPS modules USB type that work well in Linux. However
you can use an android client on Pi and do some magic, or turn smartphones into GPS.

It works but you need to get the right smartphone, the one that gives access to services and disables battery optimizations for apps and large battery.

@Minion-Queen said in Interesting Issue with Waze Arrival Notifications:

@coliver said in Interesting Issue with Waze Arrival Notifications:

What is this traffic thing you speak of?

I thought about saying the same thing. But the fact I do not drive to work... well I didn't want to rub it in too much 😛

I think it refers to these.
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@Dashrender said in Morgan Freeman Now Voices Google Waze GPS Navigation System:

@scottalanmiller said in Morgan Freeman Now Voices Google Waze GPS Navigation System:

@Dashrender said in Morgan Freeman Now Voices Google Waze GPS Navigation System:

I have had a few of the bad experiences that Scott talks about with Google Maps. I don't have an Apple anything, so I have no idea if it's better.

What I've found is that...

Google errs on the side of having roads, bridges and things that don't exist. Apple errs on the side of lacking really obvious roads that clearly have long existed.

Waze, at least used to be, is more like Apple in your statement.

I never find out, it's so hard to use that I give up. It might give great directions, but I can't stand the interface to the point of avoiding it. I assumed, probably incorrectly, that it data shared with Google.

If the sales guy is doing a good job, you don't care where he is or what he is doing. If he doesn't make sales you don't care if he works hard 100 hours a week. Tracking a sales guy can only hurt from a business perspective.