How can you be sure someone is not storing CSAM on your server, if it's encrypted?
It sounds like storj from a decade ago, but you got at least some monopoly money for your storage there. I don't follow what they are doing nowadays but it started similarly
If you can get a factory rom, usually you can root it with magisk if you can unlock the bootloader, you don't necessarily need a custom rom, magisk can patch stock roms.
With rooted location mocking, apps can't see you mock it, maybe pokemon go can, but I tested routing and navigation in organic maps this way.
Nanolx has a very detailed install instructions for microg with edge cases: https://gitlab.com/Nanolx/NanoDroid
If you can root your phone you can install whatever location mocking app from fdroid, they should work in all apps, and some may even work on ancient android versions.
Network based location is available via other ways, not just by the goog, if you install microg or only its location part unifiednlp, you can get quick rough location from celltowers and even crowd sourced wifi based location, formerly collected by mozilla, nowadays by poziton.
Some links for further reading, if you are not familiar with android rooting scene,you will have to read a lot:
Some location mocking apps, I used one some time ago, but I don't remember which one:
Have you checked nocode platforms/databases? It's basically a cross section of a super powerful excel and a database manager. You can set up the way you want, link records from different tables, add images, files to "rows", like excel on steroids. You don't have to understand SQL at all, that's why it's called "no code".
I use nocodb. Tried baserow before, but I didn't like that a lot of basic features are not available in the foss version, in nocodb only some bells and whistles are behind a paywall and not available in the self hosted version
They are also called airtable clones, as airtable was the first well known platform like these.
Some other similars exist: https://alternativeto.net/software/airtable/?platform=self-hosted&feature=database-management
Organic Maps was born as a fork of Maps.Me, because the owner/developer went closed source. And the same thing is happening again, forking the same thing for a similar reason again...
For some reason It sounds like some obscure linux distro from the 90s
OpenStreetMap is the registered trademark of OSM Foundation, and they ask to please don't use mixed and confusing names like some of these for related projects. From the Trademark Policy:
You may not:
abbreviate the wordmarks, combine them with other words (“OpenStreetMapThing”), or substitute words in the mark (“OpenStreetThing” or “OpenThingMap”), especially where the new combination sounds similar to OpenStreetMap.
While they usually allow the use for open projects, it would be just easier to respect the request of the Foundation.
Sorry for copying my comment from the other thread, but it could help others here as well.
OpenStreetMap is the registered trademark of OSM Foundation, and they ask to please don't use mixed and confusing names like this for related projects. From the Trademark Policy:
You may not:
abbreviate the wordmarks, combine them with other words (“OpenStreetMapThing”), or substitute words in the mark (“OpenStreetThing” or “OpenThingMap”), especially where the new combination sounds similar to OpenStreetMap.
While they usually allow the use for open projects, it would be just easier to respect the request of the Foundation.
You have to draw them only once, than you can use the tag repeat_on, and list the levels: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:repeat_on
But yes, it's super micro mapping, I would map this only, if the full building is mapped with the same detail level.
"Ideally", yes.
If you use simple indoor tagging, you can use repeat_on, and you can map this with a single line: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:repeat_on
There are some renderer support for it, I'm not sure any routing engine supports this.
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