mayneack

Why have any regulations for corporate governance?

On android there's a "differs along the way" option which let's you split the way.

There is a limit to the type of quest you can fit into the mobile app. It also should have a fall back "leave a note" option.

In my experience, the bigger the app, the longer the update cycle. They likely have a QA and integration process to deal with how osm combines with other sources. Something like osmand is basically just an osm wrapper, so they can be fast.

Another option for apple would have been to just wait for a few months. They are downstream of osm but updates are slow. Likely your "propagated within minutes" was misleading. Almost no app, certainly not a mainstream app your customers might use, is reading osm live. They're all days to months behind on periodic batch updates.

The method of seems to involve hearing the artifacts which seems plausibly risky for an ancient artifact.

9th is a region (includes California) circuit is a level (appeals court right below Supreme)

I've seen this sort of thing happen when something starts small and no one cares and then it gets traction. Eg: If you have a tiny toy project that the engineers call one thing, you might publish it under that name. If it then gets the attention of some higher level marketing team, you might rebrand it to align with the rest of the company.

No idea if that happened here or in google generally.

The relative price of those cramped urban centers where this is true suggests that at least a few more people would choose this path if it were cheaper.

A settlement can be in favor of apple still

this will settle before it gets to discovery I bet

Either laws work the way they're written and 4 members of the court disagree or they work the way the Supreme Court says they work and a worse ruling could threaten those citizens.