Hacker News with Generative AI: Location Services

When my iPhone was in Tucson, Google thought it was in Japan (medium.com)
Last week, I visited Tucson, Arizona for five days. The entire time I was there, every time I was using cellular for Internet on my AT&T-based iPhone, all Safari autocomplete suggestions (which come from Google) were in Japanese:
Apple Maps on the web now supports Look Around feature (9to5mac.com)
Apple in June introduced a beta version of Apple Maps on the web, allowing users of other platforms such as Windows PCs to access its map service directly from a web browser.
No GPS required: our app can now locate underground trains (transitapp.com)
Bad service in the subway? Our offline motion detection shows where you are between stations, and reminds you when your stop’s up next
FakeTraveler: Fake where your phone is located (Mock location for Android) (github.com/mcastillof)
Pinned Places (without.boats)
Show HN: BeaconDB – An Alternative to Mozilla Location Services (beacondb.net)
Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location (admin.ch)