Given the information on this glitch is rather limited, it’s still impossible to tell precisely who must issue a fix. In other words, you just need to restart the iPhone and the head unit itself, though whether or not the issue would be fixed appears to be a matter of luck right now. Unfortunately, this makes it impossible to use Google Maps, Waze, and Apple Maps with CarPlay in a BMW, and the only workaround that seems to produce an improvement is a reboot of everything. Most likely, this happens because Waze, Apple Maps, and the other navigation apps are unable to determine the location of the car, therefore using an approximate location for navigation guidance. BMW owners claim they end up being provided with the wrong directions, in some cases even being told to turn right or left on one-way streets. It’s not difficult to figure out what such a thing is leading to. As a result, it looks like the communication between the vehicle and the smartphone isn’t necessarily synchronized, eventually leading to GPS accuracy problems. The issue only happens with a wireless connection, and in this case, CarPlay should prefer the car GPS over the one integrated into the iPhone. Lots of people prefer Google Maps to Apple Maps.It’s not precisely clear what’s causing the glitch, but the reports come from CarPlay users, so at the end of the day, the problem could be related to the way the iPhone receives data from the car’s GPS (if available) for navigation guidance. Many people use Apple Maps for navigation assistance on a daily basis with very little trouble though it is worth mentioning it isn’t the only map app out there. Here are some of Apple Map’s primary features.Īpple Maps may have had a rough start when it launched back in 2012 but it’s since received numerous updates which have improved its accuracy and the amount of location information the service has access to.
The Apple Maps app has a large number of features for navigation, location discovery, and exploration. The Apple Maps app comes pre-installed on all Apple devices.
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