Reply With QuoteIt is NextGen for IOS, just different name.
No.
He must pay for it and use content which is available officially.
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Thread: iGO Navigation with "DIY" maps?
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1st March 2018, 12:33 PM #1Master
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iGO Navigation with "DIY" maps?
Hi,
A colleague of my is using the new iGO Navigation app (not Primo or NextGen) on his iPhone.
He likes it but the downside is that the supplied maps are not really all that up to date. So my question is if it would be possible to download the latest maps from this forum and put them on his iPhone to work with the iGO Navigation app which he officially bought all the licenses for in the in app store.
I think to remember that back in the iGO Primo for iOS era (talking about ~3 years ago) one would run in to license issues when copying new/other maps into the app and one would need other license file(s).
Is it possible at all to do what I described above?
I would mess with it myself but it is not my phone so I'm not all that willing to screw around in the file system without knowing it could work in the first place.Oblivisci tempta quod didicisti
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1st March 2018, 01:29 PM #2iGO Enthusiast
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1st March 2018, 03:19 PM #3Master
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He payed in the shop for all the official content that is available like maps, traffic, voices etc. It's just that the maps you get in the shop are quite old.
I already had the feeling it wouldn't work on iOS.Last edited by Boki; 1st March 2018 at 07:52 PM. Reason: Removed unnecessary quote
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Of course
As well as with android, and maps for IOS are late.
Regular Updates get only companies that have large financial contracts with NNG. Until a few years ago, and Apple was in that group, is no longer.
And programmers for IOS do not show a "free spirit", they are too oriented towards profit.
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