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[Seriously]

Is the discrepancy due to zipped files?

So datawise you’d be paying to download xMB, and when *unfolded* it takes up yGB on yr device?

In this case, it was advertised as ONLY 214GB for the UK file, it turned out to be a 703MB download, after unpacking it shows 2.03GB within the app

I was fine with the download as I was deliberately doing it on Wifi, but to expand up to over 2GB when actually on the phone is ridiculous.

It says it's on a trial period for 4 days , what happens then ?

[CFR]

It says it's on a trial period for 4 days , what happens then ?

[Seriously]

[tribe125]

I use HERE WeGo for offline maps.

For comparison, the App size is 80.7 MB. I have two maps downloaded. England is 595.6 MB, Poland is 605.8 MB.

[tribe125]

Twas particularly useful when visiting Baarle: yes those lines are all national boundary. It’s a place of multiple Belgian enclaves within Holland.

Those enclaves are remarkable.

[Seriously]

I use HERE WeGo for offline maps.

For comparison, the App size is 80.7 MB. I have two maps downloaded. England is 595.6 MB, Poland is 605.8 MB.

errrrr

OK - I'm just trying that - out of curiosity - and the download for UK is 990MB

[tribe125]

That’s odd. The whole of the UK is only 744.9 MB







And here’s the storage for App, UK and Poland -

[rodia77]

In this case, it was advertised as ONLY 214GB for the UK file

MB?

It says it's on a trial period for 4 days , what happens then ?

For the 5 trial days you have the full-featured app, after that it gets cut down to the free version. You can see a breakdown of the free and paid features when you tap on the trial counter.

I use HERE WeGo for offline maps.

Right, now it turns out everyone had a cool non-Google maps app, and moi, yammering about degooglification, was the only one stuck with Google!

[tribe125]

I only really use the HERE WeGo maps in Poland to save on download. The rest of the time I use Google.

[OhDark30]

I use Google when driving for traffic avoidance

Moovit for public transport

CycleStreets for cycling

Guru for sneaky backstreet navigation and walking in unfamiliar towns

Paper maps for hillwalking