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Looking for an off switch? Apple offers no way to remove ads from Maps
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Apple Maps ads are live. Heres what they look like
Creator Playbook Mashable's Best: E-readers, robovacs, laptops, earbuds, smart home and more Mashable Voices Look Up Trending Now Say More Mashable Selects Safety Net Versus Gift Ideas For Everyone On Your List Switch Off In My Bag All Series Apple Maps ads are live. Here's what they look like Apple has begun rolling out sponsored search results and suggested places in Maps, months after the feature was first announced. Chance Townsend is the General Assignments Editor at Mashable, covering tech, video games, dating apps, digital culture, and whatever else comes his way. He has a Master's in Journalism from the University of North Texas and is a proud orange cat father. His writing has also appeared in PC Mag and .
Apple will use its street view Maps photos to train AI models
Apple plans to start using images it collects for Maps to train its AI models. In a disclosure spotted by 9to5Mac, the company said starting this month it would use images it captures to provide its Look Around feature for the additional purpose of training some of its generative AI models. Look Around is Apple's answer to Google Street View. The company originally released the feature alongside its 2019 revamp of Apple Maps. The tool allows users to see locations from ground level.
From sourcing cheap gas to finding your way around mega malls and airport: These Google Maps and Apple Maps hacks will change the way you travel
Are you the type who turns on GPS navigation no matter where you're headed, or do you just wing it? You might know where you're going, but Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze have a few slick tools beyond plain old directions. These hidden hacks let you find the best gas prices along your route, avoid leaving a digital track, change the robotic-like navigator voice to something fun and help you find your way around mega malls and airports. Are you the type who turns on GPS navigation no matter where you're headed, or do you just wing it? You might know where you're going, but Google Maps, Apple Maps and Waze have a few slick tools beyond plain old directions Want to sneak your way to a place without leaving digital tracks?
5 amazing Siri hacks you'll want to use all the time
Secret Siri shortcuts you never knew to ask until now. Many times, I think Siri just doesn't understand me. That may be true and not her fault. It turns out I may not have been asking Siri the right questions to make my life easier โ until I learned these shortcuts. Putting these five Siri tricks into play will have you wishing you had known these secret Siri commands a long time ago.
Fed up with Big Tech? Find out how to get your privacy back, explore alternatives to Google
Years ago, we searched the web, bought new gadgets, and typed in our email addresses without much thought. As far as accounts went, "Hey if it's free, sign me up," we thought. Fast forward to now, and you can't go online or turn on the news without hearing about the control Big Tech has on our lives โ and the growing resentment around it. Probably due to government initiatives, tech companies are making changes to address these concerns. You can now password protect the page that reveals all your Google searches and other activity.
Now Apple Maps can help you find COVID-19 vaccination sites
Starting today, people in the US can use Apple Maps to find nearby COVID-19 vaccination sites. You can find the locations by tapping on the search bar and then the COVID-19 Vaccines icon under the "Find Nearby" menu. If it helps, that's the same part of the interface where you find nearby restaurants and gas stations. Another option is to ask Siri something like, "Where can I get a COVID vaccination?" As with Facebook's vaccine-finding utility, Apple is sourcing the listings from the Boston Children's Hospital VaccineFinder database.
Apple Maps will now display where to get a COVID vaccine
Your iPhone will make it easier to find a location to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. Apple announced Tuesday it will display on its Apple Maps app locations where users can go to get a COVID vaccine. The data comes from VaccineFinder, a free, online service developed by Boston Children's Hospital that offers information on where they can get a vaccine. Apple product users can search for a nearby vaccination site by asking Siri or typing in the search bar within Maps. When you click on a specific site within Maps, you will find details including address, phone number and operating hours.