Offline map?

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Nobody here who had the same problem and solved it?

>>58875099

an offline map would take literally petabytes of data. i doubt you could use it.

>>58875589
Nobody has this problem, no, because mobile data exists.

>>58875602
the here.wego app i tried needs ~1GB for a single country in Europ. (Varies a bit based on size) So datawise it's certaintly doable if you just want sectors instead of the whole world.

On mobile I use OSMand.

It seems you need something on desktop, I use gpsprune to view and edit recorded tracks.
It might also be able to load maps for offline use, not sure about that.

>>58875617
There is still not coverage everywere & mobile data is still tiny with most contract. Outside of that loading makes using it a nuisance. Preloading is just more user friendly.

>>58875726
I mean, you're not wrong
I just think that the preferred solution to both concerns is to move to a first world country

>>58875660
>~1GB for a single country in Europ
Well, it would need 1000GB for a real country not in Europoor Caliphate.

>>58875763
Fuck off retard.
There's literally no reason to get the data from the internet, when SD-cards are large enough to contain it.

>>58875777
Use your brain instead of memes, a single state is about the size of a country in europe. So same thing.

>>58875099
OSMand
You can get the full version for free from F-Droid

>>58875708

Apprectiate the suggestion. Seems they even have addtional map data outside of vector maps for streets. Just kinda strange pricing - wiki says apple store free everywhere else different prices

>>58875099

ArcGis is pretty good for all map related problems

>>58875602
TomTom, Garmin, and friends literally had no issues doing it, and they only needed a 1 or 2GB SD card to do it. It's not like you need a worldwide map at all times, you're not going to be driving from the States to Europe, or from Europe to Australia.