I think that's just the UI to enable the bare API, you still need an app that uses that API?
Kind of like enabling location won't give you a map, you still need a map app to use that location. (For example).
That said, the efforts of other countries shows had they gone with that API in the first place they would perhaps have something running by now, rather than insisting on going their own way because they wanted the data centralised.
Kind of like enabling location won't give you a map, you still need a map app to use that location. (For example).
That said, the efforts of other countries shows had they gone with that API in the first place they would perhaps have something running by now, rather than insisting on going their own way because they wanted the data centralised.