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2011-09-06
, 11:44
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#62
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>Do Sygic explicitly state they will provide [] updated maps
The Sygic FAQ used to state (have not recently looked):
"Sygic provides FREE maps updates for products sold via Sygic online shop and products published by Sygic in different app stores"
The Sygic FAQ used to state (have not recently looked):
"Sygic provides FREE maps updates for products sold via Sygic online shop and products published by Sygic in different app stores"
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2011-09-06
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#63
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Originally Posted by strongm
I stand corrected then. Cheers for the confirmation. Ach - as your man says earlier on, it's simple enough to get updates through other means. Have to say though, up here in Scotland, Sygic's routing leaves an awful lot to be desired, sending you across farm tracks and so forth
>Do Sygic explicitly state they will provide [] updated maps
The Sygic FAQ used to state (have not recently looked):
"Sygic provides FREE maps updates for products sold via Sygic online shop and products published by Sygic in different app stores"
For example, if I need to update the maps for my Audi beyond the year of purchase, I am obliged to purchase a new DVD-ROM (or CD-ROM in the case of the other car).
Happy to be persuaded otherwise, but I don't think purchasing a copy of Sygic 10 ensure you would received regularly updated maps and from that point of view, I can't see any valid reason to you being upset.