Terms
Ariadne GPS uses GPS and online services to tell you where you are and what is around you. This information can be inaccurate: GPS is usually within fifteen metres, but can be off by tens of metres, and online services may not respond. Ariadne helps you get an idea of your position and surroundings: do not rely on it completely. By using the app you agree that the author cannot be held responsible for damage resulting from improper use.
The app can use location in the background, which may increase battery use.
Privacy
- Ariadne GPS has no accounts and does not collect your personal data.
- Your favorites stay on your device unless you choose to share them.
- Your position is used on your device. To turn it into an address, the app asks the map service in use.
- From version 4.5.4, if the app crashes, a technical report is sent through Firebase Crashlytics (Google) so the problem can be fixed.
- Apple provides feedback from the App Store.
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Thanks
To the people, testers, users and translators who believed in this app and helped it grow.
Testers and supporters: Rostislava Koumanova, Giovanni Lo Monaco, Sabato De Rosa, Vainer Broccoli, Gabriele Battaglia, Alessio Lenzi, Elisabetta Barsotti, Andrea Di Santo, Kevin Chao, Giorgia Lo Monaco.
Translators: Susanne Hunziker, Sandra Pilz, Ronald van Rhijn, Alwine Hardus, Cátia Brites Lima, Søren Jensen, Thomas Byskov Dalgaard, John André Lium-Netland, Ana Garza, Satoru Arao, Mitsugu Sakamoto, Alexey Bazarov, Peter Vágner, Andreas Jonasson.