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Middle East and Africa 7 months ago
Iranians struggle with GPS disruption after Israel war
"For weeks I have been unable to work," said Fooladi, who uses Iran's homegrown ride-hailing app Snapp to find customers. "Most of the time was wasted wandering around aimlessly," the 35-year-old Iranian driver added.
World 5 years ago
France rolls out GPS trackers to curb domestic violence
French judges will soon have the option of requiring electronic tracking ankle bracelets for domestic violence offenders, the government said Thursday, as the country grapples with a growing number of women killed by current or former partners.
City 8 years ago
Police to allow motorists to use built-in navigation systems
The Jakarta Police have clarified their plan to fine motorists using navigation apps. The police’s traffic chief, Sr. Comr. Halim Pagarra, said such practices would not constitute a traffic violation if motorists used built-in navigation systems.
City 8 years ago
Consumer group supports plan to ticket map-checking motorcyclists
The Indonesian Consumers Foundation (YLKI) supports the Jakarta Police's plan to ban motorists from checking their phone-based maps while driving, saying that such a move is necessary to protect both drivers and passengers.
